Veramay started her letter to Wright by saying how thrilled she was to hear back from him. She said that on Friday night she had spoken with someone who had been in the previous war who told her that if something would have happened to him that the family would have been notified within three days. She congratulated him for his new assignment and told him that he was fit for the job because he was so intelligent. She told him that she could not find Munsan on the map that he sent her and asked her about the dangers of his new job and whether or not there was a risk that Seoul would be bombed again.Veramay was upset that Wright had not answered her questions in his letter. She asked him what he meant when he said that if the truce was signed that he would have to fight his way out of Korea. Veramay congratulated Wright for earning the Infantryman Badge that he was awarded. She ended the letter by updating him about everyone back home.