Rare Antique American WWII Francis Scutt Army Signal Corps V-Mail Letter C.1944 For Sale

Rare Antique American WWII Francis Scutt Army Signal Corps V-Mail Letter C.1944
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Rare Antique American WWII Francis Scutt Army Signal Corps V-Mail Letter C.1944:
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UP FOR SALE:Rare Antique American WWII Francis Scutt Army Signal Corps V-Mail Letter! C.1944!
Fantastic Antique World War II V-Mail Letter!
From: Pfc. Francis W. Scutt Jr.Unit: Co. H. 3HQ Signal Service Battalion
To: Mrs. F. W. ScuttLocation: Pittsfield, Massachusetts (MA)Date: C.1944 - 1945
Rough Translation:
"Dearest Mother,
To Mother,We take so much for granted in our usual stolid wayAnd words that should be spoken. Seem the hardest words to sayYet deep below the surface, There's a well where thoughts are storedand memories of the kindnesses. That make you so adored.
Your loving Son "Jung" "
Incredible history!
Pfc. Francis W. Scutt Jr. worked for the B. & A. Railroad Telegraph operator before the war.Enlisted in the Signal Corps on December 18, 1942. Attended radio technicians school inRoxbury. Was trained in Telephone Switchboard Operation at Camp Crowder, Maine.He spend two years in the European theatre. He was awarded the distinguished unitcitation for performing "Exceptionally difficult tasks" in installing and maintainingcommunications from March 15 to August 15, 1944. Before and During D-Day whilestationed in England!
(MORE INFO: More information can be found at the end of the gallery images.This info is for Reference Only and does not come with the V-Mail letter)
A great piece of 20th Century American Military Ephemera!
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