Sheila Stone's book was condensed into "Black Hours and Narrow Escapes," a publication distributed to 4,751 K-12 schools by The Gilder Lehrman Institute.
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The publication was adapted from this book:
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Sheila Stone of Williamstown, Massachusetts helped make this happen, after compiling her husband's letters from World War II, which were stored in a hat box, into a book.
📩 In a letter to his family dated Feb. 11, 1943, Bob describes training camp, and being routed out of bed at 4 a.m.
"It's certainly a heck of a grind!!!" he writes.
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