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[An arrow pointing to a survey of a cemetery plot, incorrectly depicted after the surveyor consumed too much alcohol; and an arrow pointing to the corrected version of the cemetery plot survey]
Ted [Edward Van Winkle] ALS to Sama [Le Roy Batdorf Van Winkle], June 6, [19]18. A.P.O. 712, [FR], page 2. From a collection of over 500 letters that Captain Edward Van Winkle wrote to his wife Sama while serving in the United States Army during World War I. Van Winkle, a member of the 24th Engineer Regiment, discussed his experiences at Washington, D.C. and Camp Dix, New Jersey, and in France and Germany from 1917-1919.
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