Soft Cover, Mary Braeme Jones Seasholtz Parker writes home every week from January, 1944 to the summer of 1945. Through the eyes of an American Red Cross Club Director, her letters to her step-mother and sister each week reflect on all of her observations; Soldiers vs. Civilians, Officers vs. Enlisted, English vs. American, Yanks vs. Southerners, Negro vs. white, Men vs. Women, Army rations vs. a home cooked meal, Married life vs. the Single life. All of her observations are recorded in these most, precious letters.