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                    <text>&lt;p&gt;[March 21, 1943]&lt;br /&gt; Saturday&lt;br /&gt; Dear Mother, &lt;br /&gt; Your letter came today and &lt;br /&gt; I was glad to hear and to know&lt;br /&gt; that everything was all right. Sunday&lt;br /&gt; night we had a call at two o’clock&lt;br /&gt; and packed all of our field equipment&lt;br /&gt; and marched out to stay the rest&lt;br /&gt; of the week. I am glad to say that&lt;br /&gt; Florida weather is not always changable&lt;br /&gt; for this week it was perfect. Although&lt;br /&gt; the days were hot the nights were&lt;br /&gt; very warm and clear as a crystal. &lt;br /&gt; It is nice of Mildred to ask&lt;br /&gt; if I would like to spend a weekend&lt;br /&gt; in Jacksonville but I am sure that&lt;br /&gt; I cannot make it for I don’t have time. &lt;br /&gt; By the way we still haven’t gotten&lt;br /&gt; straight about the bank. Naturally when&lt;br /&gt; you say that I have $117 in the checking&lt;br /&gt; account it doesn’t tell me anything&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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                    <text>&lt;p&gt;for I have written several checks since I &lt;br /&gt; got here and there is no way for me to &lt;br /&gt; tell what is outstanding. &lt;br /&gt; Now this is what I want. At&lt;br /&gt; about the 5th of each month call the&lt;br /&gt; bank and ask if a deposit has been&lt;br /&gt; made for the month and the amount&lt;br /&gt; no statement is sent me here and there&lt;br /&gt; is no way for me to know if the money &lt;br /&gt; and the amount is deposited - and then&lt;br /&gt; the amout of money in my account. &lt;br /&gt; So everything is in order on &lt;br /&gt; the farm. I hope you and Nancy don’t &lt;br /&gt; move down there this summer for&lt;br /&gt; transportation is going to be perty &lt;br /&gt; tight this summer. Well I have got&lt;br /&gt; to stop and do a little work.&lt;br /&gt; Love&lt;br /&gt; Jimmie&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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                  <text>Jimmie W. Monteith, Jr. (1919-1944) was a Lieutenant in the army during World War II. He served his country bravely and was killed on the beaches of Normandy during the D-Day invasion of 1944. He was posthumously awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor. Collection consists primarily of his letters home during World War II. Also includes letters of condolence sent to the family following his death, congratulatory letters for being awarded the Medal of Honor, newspaper clippings, and photographs. Collection also contains the correspondence of his brother, Robert P. Monteith, letters of sympathy following the death of his brother and his father, Jimmie Sr., as well as other letters to and from some of his family members. In addition, there are the letters and notes of John Coulter, who wrote a biography about Monteith.</text>
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                  <text>&lt;a href="http://ead.lib.virginia.edu/vivaxtf/view?docId=vt/viblbv00210.xml" target="_blank" rel="noopener"&gt;See the finding aid for the Jimmie W. Monteith, Jr., Collection&lt;/a&gt;.</text>
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