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to Estelle Spero
6 January 1943
Diamond, Sidney, 1922-1945
Diamond expresses frustration about the fact that in Texas, everything after twelve noon is described as taking place in the evening.
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11 March 1943
Diamond describes Louisiana and the journey down there. He comments on the expansive nature of the country.
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1 June 1943
Diamond informs Estelle that he does not know when his company is to actually leave.
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4 September 1943
Diamond writes that he now has a lot to do with naval and marine personnel, commenting on the superior conditions that the navy enjoys.
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25 November 1943
Diamond reassures Estelle that his communicating with other girls does not mean that he is "deceiving" her. He tells her that her happiness means more to him, now, "than life itself." He describes the ten days and nights that he has spent training...
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4 June 1943
Diamond responds to a series of comments made in Estelle's letter of 31 May.
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10 September 1943
Diamond responds to various questions that Estelle had asked, reassuring her that a "date" he had mentioned was a trip to the movies with a French teacher and his wife, and also telling her that he had very much wanted to get engaged. He then asks...
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29 November 1943
Letter is typed in order to practice typing. He writes that he imagines her sitting before him.
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6 June 1943
Diamond tells Estelle that he hopes his dying word to be "bench".
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14 September 1943
Diamond appeals for Estelle's understanding as he tries to quell rumors about another girl.
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December 1, 1943
Diamond discusses what he has been reading, and describes what he imagines Estelle to now look like.
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1 April 1943
Diamond reminisces over his first date with Estelle. He also tells her during the day, he had been forced to crawl within 500 yards of his target in order to get some decent observation
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12 June 1943
Diamond congratulates Estelle on her "excellent" business proposition.
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22 September 1943
Diamond wishes Estelle a "swell Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur".
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December 7, 1943
Diamond talks about making an "ark" in which to escape the rain, and then rowing to fetch Estelle. He writes that someone has taken out a subscription of "In Fact" for him, complaining about its biased nature.
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January 12, 1943
Diamond describes meeting the Jewish population of El Paso.
drawing of feet on the back by his name
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January 13,1943
Diamond informs Estelle that he has just received an $100 clothing allowance check.
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January 14, 1943
Diamond describes the ways in which "his" trucks must be cared for.
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January 15,1943
Diamond informs Estelle of a recent discovery of another instance of petty theft. Sidney also tells her that the company has been increasingly practicing rifle marksmanship.
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January 15, 1943
Diamond tells Estelle that he is "attempting to learn the basics of Spanish".
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January 16, 1943
Diamond reassures Estelle of how faithful he is to her.
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January 17, 1943
Diamond describes watching a group of cavalry officers warming up for a fox-hunt. He also discusses his Spanish class.
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January 19, 1943
Diamond tells Estelle that twenty two of the men are in the hospital with severe colds. He also explains that if he changes during his stint in the army, it is because he is forced to for the protection of his men. Sidney describes a trip to the...
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Diamond discusses the "agony" of not being able to speak to Estelle.
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January 22, 1943
Diamond describes his room to Estelle. He then tells her about an exchange that had taken place between himself and one of his men who had been worried that he could not stop thinking about his wife, and the possibility that she was being unfaithful...
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