Handwritten letter, 10 Feb 1943.
From Signaller Donald A Tracy, Royal Canadian Engineers, at Kingston Military Hospital, Kingston, Ontario to his parents in Little Current, Ontario.
The letter tells them he has received the magazines and oranges they sent him, and that the man who came in with him with scarlet fever was to go back, but nothing had been said about himself. He also tells them about the duties he has to do and that he may not get home again as sick leave is only three days.
From a collection of papers associated with Signaller Donald A Tracy, Royal Canadian Engineers, 1942-1945, while in Canada training and abroad.
Associated with World War Two, North West Europe (1941-1943).