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March 08, 2008

Postmark Alexandria, LA March 24, 1944 10:30am

From: Harold Lederman, Co K-342nd Inf. APO 450 Camp Livingston, La
To: Mr. & Mrs. Ben Lederman, 923 N. Leavitt St, Chicago, Ill

Dear Mother and Dad,

I am now stationed in Camp Livingston, Louisiana with the 86th Infantry division--I and about 5000 other A.S.T.P. from Fort Benning. All these stories I heard about how lousy Camp Livingston is--is so much baloney. It really is a very beautiful camp - much better than Benning. The food is better then the food I recieved at Benning.

That burn I sustained at Benning a few weeks ago has healed up. the skin is a little red around the burned area, but this will disappear with thime.

I came down here in Pullmans. This was a surprise, because I had expected to come down here in a crowded troop train. It took about 24 hours. Inclosed Leo will find the divisional insignia. Love, Harold

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