Correspondence to Virginia Webb, June 1945

In these letters to Webb; Schneider inquires about Webb’s job; wonders when he is going home and if he will have to join the C.B.I. (China Burma India Theater); discusses the weather; reminisces on time his spent with Webb; talks about going swimming; discusses training exercises and his driving and guard duties; playing bridge; food; going to movies and attending a U.S.O show; and provides his thoughts on Truman. Schneider also discusses the Austrian mountain scenery while writing from [Schladming]; talks about his fellow soldiers and all of the languages they spoke; discusses his experiences being stationed in Obing, Germany; talks about visiting Goering and Hitler’s homes near Berchtesgaden, and visiting Nuremberg; and talks about the possibility of a furlough.