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December 7, 1918
Buxieres, Meuse
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My Dear Parents: -
Something is wrong with the mail. We haven't received any for about ten
days. That seems a long time for me because my mail is very regular. We
are still marking time in this spot and don't know where or when we will
march again. To amuse ourselves we have been collecting all the data we
have saved since we started out. In this epistle I am enclosing the orders
for the battle we never fought and under separate cover some other data
and pictures I want you to save. These are pictures of each sector we have
been in and give a good idea of the manner of country we had to fight
over.
I am in fine health again and still holding down my job. Each day we have
our rain and increase in mud but the weather is very warm for December. I
am looking forward to eating that fruit cake. You had better bake some
more and hide it in the roaster in the closet. Then in case I breeze in
some night late, it will be easy for me to find. There is nothing to tell
you of and so I will enclose my best love and many kisses for you all.
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Sgt. WH Lockard
Hdq. Co. 112th Inf.
A.E.F.
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Your
loving son.
Walter
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