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Jack writes from hospital. He says nothing has happened but he has been to the cinema and pub. He asks after Brenda and Pat, his daughters. He hopes to get home soon.

Jack writes that he has no news about leave. He has a calliper now for his leg and is getting used to it.

Jack writes that he has to wait a week before getting fitted with his calliper. Until then he can't get leave. He is not as happy as at Ely. He describes his daily routine.

Jack writes that he was happy to see her again. He is going to watch a film and an exhibition of handicrafts.

Jack writes that he has received two letters from her. He writes about friends. He prefers Ely to Halton but accepts its a step closer to getting home.

Jack writes that they have fitted his callipers. He is now walking with crutches.

Jack writes that Halton is not as cheery as Ely. He is fed up.

Jack writes that he is about to get 21 or 28 days leave, then back to Ely.