Letter from Ingolstadt, photocopy of envelope and letter, 1945 June 29

Both envelope and letter are on one photocopied page. The envelope is addressed to: Mrs. R.L. Davis 1619 Boston Muskogee, Okla. Letter: Davis writes about seeing John (Griffin) again and notes that he hasn\u27t changed. Davis mentions he has a investigation going on so had to run around a bit during the visit. Transcription: Pfc. Robert D. Davis, 18107121 CoE, I7E3, 3rd ECAR APO 658, c/o Postmaster, N.Y. Mrs. R.L. Davis 1619 Boston Muskogee Okla Inglostadt, Germany 29th June 1945 Dear Folks: Well, it worked out that John got up here, and it has sure been swell. He hasn’t changed a bit, in appearance or personality, need some photos we made of ourselves together we’ll send to you. Unfortunately we had a terrific investigation going on at the time, and I’ve had to keep on the run for a lot of his visit. Still we’ve had a swell time, and I told all the maids that my brother was here. Love, Bobhttps://openworks.wooster.edu/davisworldwarII/1038/thumbnail.jp