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Letter from Fort Lewis, Washington, January 8, 1943
Ralph Mouw
Ralph worked 7 days a week fixing the training schedule for the new recruits.
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Letter from Fort Lewis, Washington, January 17, 1943
Ralph Mouw
Ralph planned the training schedules for new recruits. He arranged for the viewing of American movies to help some of the recruits learn English. Ralph qualified as a marksman with the pistol.
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Letter from Fort Lewis, Washington, January 24, 1943
Ralph Mouw
Ralph described the recruits as mostly being under the age of twenty one.
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Letter from Fort Lewis, Washington, January 31, 1943
Ralph Mouw
Ralph discussed operating new carbines. He will attend school for Brigade Officers.
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Letter from Fort Lewis, Washington, February 8, 1943
Ralph Mouw
Ralph inquired about the Bonds he purchased.
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Letter from Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, November 8, 1943
Ralph Mouw
Ralph and his new wife wrote from a hotel in Rolla, Missouri.
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Letter from New York, New York, December 5, 1943
Ralph Mouw
Ralph mentioned that the court set a record by convicting a man in 14 minutes.
