Letter from Ingolstadt, 1945 November 23

Creator

Robert D. Davis

Files

Creation Date

11-23-1945

Keywords

letter, correspondence, army, World War II

Subject

World War, 1939-1945; Letter writing; United States. Army

Description

Davis took the Foreign Service Exam on the 19th and 20th, he says it was difficult and nothing will probably come from it. He says he still has not heard about his Civilian Military Government application Davis says that one person in Ingolstadt heard back from the Civilian Military Government and it was a refusal.

Transcription:

T/5 Robert D Davis 18107121

G237, Co. F, 3^rd MGR

APO 403

% Pm. N. Y.

X am at Oberammergau

U.S. ARMY POSTAL SERVICE

9 NOV 27 1945

AIR MAIL

Mrs. R. L. Davis

1618 Boston

Muskogee, Oklahoma

23 November 1945

Dear Folks:

I took the exam on the 19^th and 20^th for the State Dept. It was very hard, and probably nothing will come of it. We will probably hear from it in December some time. So far I haven’t heard from my Civilian job offer, so one can assume it will be refused. RT they howl about not getting any application and then of at the same time they turn down the ones they got as fast as they come in. That’s that army. We sent in 10 applications. The only one we heard from was a refusal.

Love, Bob