Correspondence to Virginia Webb, March 1945

In these letters to Webb; Schneider talks about traveling within France and getting passes to Paris; the weather; duties gathering lumber; interactions with French citizens; seeing buildings and the countryside destroyed because of the war; discusses traveling in Belgium; and talks about fighting that is taking place east of the Rhine [River]. He also inquires about Webb's job and bridge playing; reminisces about their time together; and gives condolences to her on the passing of her grandmother.