Letters from William H. Sager to Elizabeth Mopsik Sager, January 8 - February 21, 1945

This folder contains 4 letters and 2 telegrams from William H. Sager to his wife, Elizabeth Mopsik Sager, documenting his travels, military assignments, and personal reflections during his service. The items describe his movement between Army and Navy settings, including stays with Army personnel and shared quarters with a lieutenant, as well as his daily routines such as meals, weather, and reading. Sager frequently expresses concern for Elizabeth’s well-being during her pregnancy and requests updates from home while also sending financial support and small packages. The correspondence includes references to visits with fellow service members, including Don and Marine Corps Aviation Major Marion Carl, and mentions wartime news such as fighting on Peleliu. Two telegrams in the folder contain brief messages of reassurance, affection, and inquiries about family, including their child, “Junior,” as well as comments on local hospitality.