Box 1, F.12 Stuart to Marjorie. October 1944 – Italy.
149. To Marjorie. 1 October. 3p.;
150. To Marjorie. 2 October. 2p.;
151. To Marjorie. 3 October. 3p. “There is a lot of difference between reading the news and actually seeing what has to be done to gain a few miles of ground…” goes on to talk about the lack of air support and the mud. He describes how the retreating Germans blew up the train bridges, but also used a machine to punch out sections of the rails to make it that much harder to fix them.
152. To Marjorie. 4 October. 1p.;
153. To Marjorie. 5 October. 1p.;
154. To Marjorie. 7 October. 2p.;
155. To Marjorie. 7 October. 1p.;
156. To Marjorie. 9 October. 2p.;
157. To Marjorie. 9 October. 1p.;
158. To Marjorie. 10 October. 2p.;
159. To Marjorie. 12 October. 2p.;
160. To Marjorie. 12 October. 2p.;
161. To Marjorie. 13 October. 3p.;
162. To Marjorie. 14 October. 2p.;
163. To Marjorie. 16 October. 2p.;
164. To Marjorie. 17 October. 2p.;
165. To Marjorie. 18 October. 3p.;
166. To Marjorie. 20 October. 2p.;
167. To Marjorie. 21 October. 3p.;
168. To Marjorie. 22 October. 2p.;
169. To Marjorie. 25 October. 1p.;
170. To Marjorie. 26 October. 1p.;
171. To Marjorie. 27 October. 3p.;
172. To Marjorie. 29 October. 5p. “At last he found his friend, dead from his wound…. When he came back, I wrapped my raincoat around him and took him back to his Company. Tomorrow, I take a party down to recover the body and there will be engineers with us to sweep a path through the minefields.”
173. To Marjorie. 31 October. 2p.