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Asks Kathleen Cain to marry him, but she hasn't yet agreed. Describes visits to Atlantic City, Philadelphia, and Trenton.

In Atlantic City. His former flight engineer, Kraft, tells him about the condition of their plane, the Wild Wolf. News of his tailgunner, Eddie Huddleston. Kathleen Cain will arrive for a visit.

"Mother, Katy wants to know what makes Fr. fried potatoes soggy or crisp. How about it?"; mentions newspaper clipping of Kathryn Batton

Sgt. Kathleen Cain served in the Women's Army Corps, a branch of the United States Army. She was stationed in Fort Dix, New Jersey. Cain married Capt. Charles L. Hobbs at the base chapel on March 24, 1945. Her cousin Pete Kuhlhoff, a magazine editor…

Kathleen Cain's cousin Bosco describes the Cain-Hobbs wedding. Bosco accompanied another cousin, Pete Kuhlhoff, from New York to Fort Dix, New Jersey, where Kuhlhoff gave away the bride. The letter's recipient was Dell (Dessie) Kuhlhoff, Peter's…