Dear Mom:

Well, the time draws steadily closer, but it seems that I will have to ride the train which will take a couple of days. It is just pure luck when you get a ride on a bomber and I am so far from the regular air lanes that I can’t find out how they run so, I don’t quite know what I will do yet.

I got a letter from Corley and he said that he did not know whether he can get off or not. He said that he is going to try to get a flight down this way. I hope he can make it.

I have found that the train will put me in Atlanta on the night of Fed. 11^th. I’ll have to leave here on the 8^th to make it that soon even.

Mom, I’ll have to ask you to again send me the information about m insurance. I lost it lost it somehow, I misplaced the letter.

Also, please send me the Aunt Cora’s address. I had it once and lost it too. I lose more stuff don’t I?

I just returned from night flying and I have to shave and clean-up, we get our officers flying equipment issued to us this morning.

I’ll write again soon.

Love,

Roy

Tell Pop and Ben I got their letters and I did appreciate them so I’ll write them soon.