7th RSF, Rushmoor Camp, Aldershot
Tuesday
Dear Daddy,
I was up at London for the weekend and lived at Kensington with Hay. I enjoyed it immensely and had a very nice time. I didn’t get time to go to McDougall’s although I should have liked to very much.
When we came back we were told that names had been taken for those who wished to volunteer as aircraft observers. Three men gave their names. If there is another chance I should very much like to put my name in. What do you think? It would mean that we’d get to France much sooner than otherwise. I got letters from George Barrie and Lucy Herring today. Thanks very much for the nice boots. They are just the thing. We move to huts on Saturday. Bramshott is the name of the place.
Lucy Herring says you were very well when you visited them. I’m very glad to hear that. Write and tell me what you intend doing etc.
Well daddy dear I’m very tired so good night and write soon. Has Nancy returned these letters yet? I told her to.
Your loving son,
Ralph
When we go into huts I should like you to send me some of my photos, snaps etc & Lennie’s.
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