GREENVILLE ARMY AIR BASE
GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA

11 April 1944

Bryant Service Clubers,

Your Easter package arrived and was greatly appreciated….by all. Great work! Keep it up! Thank you from the bottom of our hearts

Sincerely,
C A Wiesel

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Dear Friends of the Bryant Service Club,

Received your fine gift yesterday. Although it had been sent via Virginia and detoured through Jefferson Barracks, I received in time for Xmas in good shape. I wish to thank you very much for your thoughtfullness [sic].

While in J. B. I had the pleasure of living in the same barracks with one of our Bryant Alumni, Robert Bernstein. It was a very happy reunion.

I hope that you all have had an enjoyable holliday [sic] and that the new year brings you much success.

Yours sincerely,
Charles A. Wiesel
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Bryant Service Club
Bryant College
Providence, R. I.

Dear Friends:

I received your delicious package of cookies about an hour ago but they are only a pleasant memory now. They were very much appreciated and enjoyed. Thank you all for your generous gift.

We have a marvelous K.P. system here. The table[s] are all set and food is there waiting for us when we arrive. When we have exhausted the supply of food on the table, we merely signal a K. P. who takes the serving trays & plates up to the kitchen for refilling. Usually the K.P.s will walk around asking, “are you gentlemen in need of anything—can I get you something else?” Very soon I, too, will be asking these same questions.

The authorities do not allow us to divulge the name of the school or the nature of the course. However, I will be applying some of my training that I had received at Bryant. I understand logic is the most important thing that I do need. Time will tell whether or not I possess this.

I wish you all a very successful future and I again thank you for your thoughtfulness.

Yours sincerely,
Charles A. Wiesel
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