Lt. Bruce H. Voran
757th Tank Bn.,
APO 464, c/o P.M.
New York, N.Y.

Italy
July 10, 1944
Dear Doc:

I received your April Rebounds some time ago and fully intended
to jot you a line long before now, but there haven't been many time outs lately
and my. letter writing time has been clearly cuviouna.: It was swell to hear of
the activities and whereabouts of lots of the fellows I haven't seen since college
days. Fen and T. P. certainly seem to be doing a whale of a job of setting :
those "rising suns".

This Italian campaign has been quite a struggle. The Krauts had
the weatherman plies guard for them all last winter but when he decided to play
on our teen this summer we really aterbidt to roll. Just like in basketball and
all group sports, teamwork in this business is the key to success. We are all
hoping that the European war is in its final stages for we are all getting mighty
eager to see the U.S.A. again. Count me in on that post war reunion celebration
and the sooner we can have it the better.

Thanks for sending the Rebvundw and I'm eagerly looking forward to
the next issue. Best regards to you, Doc, and a special "hello" to Ebling,

Rope, Cappy, Bob, Harp, Kline and Nesmith.

Sincerely,

ep Bruce Voran.

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