Two page letter written on USO stationary to a former commander, Lieutenant Colonel Louis Weiss. Because of censorship and the secrecy of his work, Monk cannot discuss locations, topics of jobs, or even names of others he interacts with. He does, however, comment at length on the weather.
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A. L. Monk Letter, 1944 January 8, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, William and Mary.
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