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To: Miss Judith Jones
6932 So.Bishop St., Chicago 36, Illinois.
From: PFC. George Steany 36364187 Hgs Co. Hgs Cond. 1st Service Platoon
UK base, APO 413 %P.M. NY, NY.
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July 12, 1945
Dear Judy:-
How is my best girl today? Darling how I miss you but it won' be long until we are together again. So I am looking forward to it very much and as the time is drawing nearer the more anxious I' l be coming to that great day, gosh what a Christmas this is going to be.
So I've said before there is nothing new over here and all I'm doing is waiting it out. My brother I hear is going to school but we're not even doing that, all we're doing is waiting. The trouble is that they're trying to make garrison soldiers out of us again. You know inspections, fire drills parades, revels and bed checks. I wonder if it will work.
The weather over here is fine again, the sun is shining as bright as ever and the girls are out as numerous as ever. You should hear the wolf whistle every time a pretty one walks down the street. As for me, I wish you'd come walking down the street, you'd hear me whistle.
Cheerio Darling, I'll be seeing you soon.
Love and Kisses,
George
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