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A note to let you know that everything is going OK.

Monthly report of the chaplain for March 1951 submitted to the Military Ordinate for the HQ 112th Infantry Regt. 28th Div. stationed at Camp Atterbury, Indiana.

Just a brief note - first of all, a belated thanks for the check, I was really in need.

The Rev. Wm. J. Menster, U.S.U.R. Naval Air Station, Miami, Florida, has my permission to remain in the service for another year.

I thank you for your letter of April the thirtieth in which you seek permission to continue your work as Chaplain for another year.

Your letter of Ocbober 31st. reached me this morning and I am very grateful for the report as also for the interesting news contained in your letter.

I received your letter of August the thirtieth and was delighted to hear from you.

Five soldiers are loading a cannon. Two others stand to the right, watching, while another stands on guard to the left. There is a pile of ammunition behind the men. The photo is marked as U.S. Official and has the U.S.A. Signal Corps logo,…

A small scene is inset into the right center of the card depicting a river and a house at sunrise or sunset. The background of the card is brown and gold, with holly decorations. Printed to the left is "A merry Christmas."