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No full textLetter from Leonard Bryant to his mother, Mabel Bryant, about his time in the United States Navy. In the letter, Leonard discusses how he has been doing and what it is like where he currently is. The envelope is included
Mabel Bryant Collection
No full textLetter from Leonard Bryant to his mother, Mabel Bryant. In this letter, Leonard discusses how he is doing and tells her about his everyday life in the Navy living on a ship
Mabel Bryant Collection
No full textLetter from Leonard Bryant to his mother, Mabel Bryant. In this letter, Leonard discusses the travel he has been doing and how he is now at Camp Andrews in Nanakuli, Hawaii, and lets his mom know that he is okay. The envelope is included
Mabel Bryant Collection
No full textLetter from Leonard Bryant to his mother, Mabel Bryant. In this letter, Leonard discusses his daily routine in the Navy, how they work in shifts and are waiting for a ship to come in. He mentions that he has not gotten his clothes and he has not been paid yet. The envelope is included
Mabel Bryant Collection
No full textLetter from Leonard Bryant to his mother, Mabel Bryant. In this letter, Leonard discusses why he has not been writing: he has left camp and been moving around, and needs to settle down enough to write and send mail. He also mentions when he will get paid and get his photo taken. The envelope is included
Mabel Bryant Collection
No full textLetter from Leonard Bryant to his mother Mabel Bryant. In this letter, Leonard discusses how they get mail every time they go into port, and tells her about the letters and packages he has received. He says he is on patrol and doesn't have much to say about it. The envelope is included
Mabel Bryant Collection
No full textLetter from Leonard Bryant to his mother, Mabel Bryant. In this letter, Leonard discusses the letters he has gotten from his mom, and how some packages she had sent have not arrived. He also mentions that she should receive money from the government soon. The envelope is included
Mabel Bryant Collection
No full textLetter from Leonard Bryant to his mother, Mabel Bryant. In this letter, Leonard discusses how he has received his mom's letters, tells her to take care of her health, and asks her to go to the bank for him soon. The envelope is included
Mabel Bryant Collection
No full textLetter from Leonard Bryant to his mother, Mabel Bryant. In this letter, Leonard discusses how he is not in California, but he was stationed in a town where he was able to get a photograph taken to send to her. The envelope is included
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