Scope and Contents Veramay started the letter by apologizing to Wright for not writing to him sooner. She wrote a brief description about each one of the photographs that she sent him along with the letter. Veramay asked him to send her more photographs of himself so she could see his surroundings and his complete uniform. She answered some of his questions from his previous letters. She ended the letter by telling him that she was far too sleepy to continue writing but promised that she would answer all of...

Scope and Contents Veramay started the letter by telling Wright that she was hopeful that the war would end soon and he could return home. She wrote about one of her outings with a group of friends and was upset because Wright believed she had gone on a group date. In the first part of the letter it was evident that Veramay and Wright were having problems due to the distance between them. During the second half of the letter Veramay wrote about the photographs that she sent him and she agreed that they should...

Scope and Contents Veramay started the letter to Wright by apologizing because she had not been writing every night as she promised. She admitted that it would be very difficult to do so within the following nights because she was planning a baby shower for Anne. Veramay complained because she did not agree that her wedding should be held so far from home in Ventura. She confessed that she felt that Anne was making a mistake because it didn’t seem like she was ready to settle down and because her fiancé would...