Scope and Contents The letter is in the form of a V-Mail communication. As of 4/10/2018, Wikipedia describes V-Mail as follows:"V-mail, short for Victory Mail, was a hybrid mail process used by the United States during the Second World War as the primary and secure method to correspond with soldiers stationed abroad. To reduce the cost of transferring an original letter through the military postal system, a V-mail letter would be censored, copied to film, and printed back to paper upon arrival at...

Scope and Contents Includes mailing envelope.Neimans' address listed as:1004 Lincoln Pl. Boulder ColoradoThis was crossed out and replaced with:1644 Lincoln St. DenverReturn address listed as:Prt Demetri P. Wodianshi 38502587 Co E 407 Inf. APO 102 c/o P.M. NY NYPostmark reads:U.S. Army Postal ServiceEnvelope Stamped: Passed by Army ExaminerPersonal names mentioned in the letter:...

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Letterhead reads:

U. S. Army

Mailing envelope included.

Neimans' address listed as:

1004 Lincoln Place Boulder Colorado

Return address listed as:

Prt D. P. Wodianshi 38502587 Co 'D' 4th Bn 2nd Reg Conv Hosp PJHC Ft. Custer Mich

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Wodianshi was a serviceman in the U. S. Army corresponding with Gilbert and Margaret Neiman.

In some letters, Wodianshi signs his name as "Peter," and in others, he signs as "Demetri."

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Postcard signed:

Demetri Peter Wodianshi

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Wodianshi's address listed as:

2623 West Walton Chicago

In this telegram, Wodianshi is informing the Neimans that he is out of the army and is coming to California to visit.