Handwritten letter, 17 Oct 1943.
From Signalman Donald A Tracy, Royal Canadian Signals, in England to his parents in Little Current, Ontario.
Tells them he received their letter from Windsor, and tells her about the other post. He also tells them they only get one air mail letter a week and that they saw some planes which the anti-air craft guns fired at, and that he has broken a tooth. 
From a collection of papers associated with Signalman Donald A Tracy, Royal Canadian Engineers, 1942-1945, while in Canada training and abroad.
Associated with World War Two, North West Europe (1941-1943).