Vick letters, 1916-1918 / Frederick Harold Vick - Page 111
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[Page 111]
Australian Imperial Force
4/11/1918
Dear Sis,
Am enclosing card (photo) just to let you know I am O.K. again. I am not going to write a long letter as I must surely get one from you. I cannot understand Vol enlisting at all. I am going on my fourteen days furlough on Wednesday but it is awful weather, raining & blowing as hard as can be. It has been like it nearly a week. The other boy is Teddie Gale from Blacktown. He is waiting to go home. I have a good job now on the massage staff & will not be going PTO
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