COUPLE OF WWII GI’S LETTERS HOME FROM A “BAR” MAN IN THE 101ST INFANTRY REGIMENT, DESCRIBES ONE “88 SHELLING”, LOOKING FOR PISTOLS AND SOUVENIR’S IN THE WOODS, INTERESTING

US WWII “MY LIFE IN THE SERVICE” GI’S DIARY, THIS GI ENTERED SERVICE AT FT. DIX, N.J., ON 10/20/42 AND ONLY SERVICE LISTED IN THIS DIARY IS IN A SIGNAL CORPS OUTFIT IN THE CARIBBEAN LAYING CABLE (CUBA/PUERTO RICO/ANTIQUA), ONE WHOLE PAGE LIST’S “I BECAME A MAN WHILE IN PUERTO RICO DEC 28, 21 YEARS OLD”, HAS A SCARCE MIMEOGRAPHED (DOCUMENT) SHEET IN DIARY FOR THE “GOOD CONDUCT” MEDAL AWARD, SIGNED BY A CAPTAIN IN THE SIGNAL CORPS DATED 25/FEB/1944, ALSO HAS DOCUMENT FOR COMPLETING BASIC TRAINING AT FT. BUCHANAN, PUERTO RICO, 24/JAN/1943, NICE LITTLE DIARY WITH MANY ADDITIONS, FINE