Title
Letter Written by Charles H. Tompkins to the Bryant College Service Club Dated December 28, 1942
Keywords
World War II;Ordnance Automotive School;Army
Rights Management
All rights retained by Bryant University
Transcription
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USO
UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE, INC.
MEMBER AGENCY- THE YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
Ordnance Automotive School
22nd + Hickory Streets
Omaha, Nebraska
December 28, 1942
Bryant College Service Club
c/o Bryant College
Providence, R.I.
Dear Service Club:
Received your friendly letter today and was real glad to hear that the school was continuing its good work. There certainly isn’t anything a man away from home likes more than a letter and a copy of the Bryant Alumni Bulletin. Many thanks for sending me a copy.
I have been commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the O, M C. and am now attending an Ordnance Automotive School in Omaha, Nebraska. This course covers Motor maintenances and operations of all vehicles used today by the Army. I expect to leave this school about the first of February to be sent to an outfit which is in the field.
This city is one of the coldest I have ever been in as the temperature is between 10° and 25° above zero all the time. Yesterday we had a good snow storm and now have about 8 inches of snow.
Thank you again for your letter and Bulletin.
Sincerely
Charles H. Tompkins
2nd Lt., O, M C- HUS [Transcription ends]