Two letters from Robert E. Living to Michael Coop of Evanville, Indiana:ALS. 2pg. 6 x 9 . October 23, 1942. Fargo, North Dakota. An autograph letter signed Robert E. Living on Officer Candidate School No. 1 letterhead: We got up at 5:00 a.m. and are on the go continually till 11:00 p.m.We double time (run) every where we go and I have lost 12 lbs since startingIt is a hard grind, but the reward that is waiting is worth itThey have a demerit system here and everyone had to be on his toesone of the candidates got a demerit for leaving the top off his tooth paste last weekI am the Battalion adjutant this week, 2nd in Command of the Battalion. I consider it an honor indeed to have this position of trust immediately after arriving at the school. There are two mailing folds.ALS. 4pg. 6 x 9 . November 7, 1942. Fargo , North Dakota. An autograph letter signed Bob on Officer Candidate School No. 1 letterhead: I am enclosing a insignia patch and the N.D. Agr College PaperThe Patch that I am enclosing has quite a historyThe shape of it triangle mean that it is a triangle division; the II means 2nd Armored Corps; the tank means tank corps, the streak of lightning means blitz army something in the order of the German Storm Troopers only three times as deadly. The Red colors stand for C.A. Coast Artillery; Blue color infantry; Yellow color Cavalry. The summary of the Patch is The 2nd armored corps, Tank BlitzersIt is quite a famous corps. General Patton the greatest fighting general the Army has commanded it when it was evacuated last yearWhat I am telling you is sort of semi confidential, dont print it in the school paperI am going on a twenty mile march this morning. Dont you wish you were here??????????? There are two mailing folds and the original mailing envelope is included.

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