Diary of George C. Brundrett

Thinking again of my darlings. I pray to God that this terrible war will be over soon and I can go back to the people… Read More »Sunday Oct. 8, 1944

To-day I weigh 122 lbs. and feel pretty good. Received three letters from my Darling this a.m. written in August ’43.

Three years ago to-day I sailed from Frisco. It was a sad day for me, and everyday since I have hoped and prayed for the… Read More »Wednesday Oct. 4, 1944

This starts a new month and we all hope that it will be a big one. Every one is expecting to see our troops this… Read More »Sunday Oct. 1, 1944

Beautiful clear day for a bombing. I hope so.

Well, we got another, cut in our rations, but we have expected that, also our commissary prices have more than doubled and triphed [tripled] this… Read More »Sunday, Sept. 24, 1944

More planes today –saw 1 Nip that down yesterday and two of our planes straffed the airfield here. We saw about 400 planes yesterday, and… Read More »Friday Sept. 22, 1944

Today is a red letter day. I saw American planes over. More than 100 flew over this a.m. at 9:30. Came back over at 10:30.… Read More »Thursday 9-21-44

Another week started –Rumors are slow. Nothing from Europe lately. I am still in dysentery ——. Start stools today. Orta, Easley, Mitchell & Agualter came… Read More »Mon. Sept. 18, 1944