my seaquestria navy dairies 1915-1918 letters

"Dear Sofia Haynes,
I have been held in a prisoner-of-war camp in Ponyville for almost two years now. We are relatively well-treated, but I can't wait to get out of here. With your permission, I would very much like to return to my deputy manager position at the end of the war. I still have all my faculties and even if I may not be as strong as I was, I'd soon be fit enough to work again. I'm looking forward to hearing from you please send some cocoa mix for everyone in our pow camp the changing pows have a likeness for it they say it is better than ill-tasting mud cocoa from their homeland
your faithfully Maximilien Mayberry
LT Jokodi Haynes Dagger squad
10th October 1916

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[Bronycommander]

ah, sour memories from real life

[Wildcard25]

At least they’re being treated well

[shining paladin]

5822057
thanks mate

[Bronycommander]

5822095
i was refencing to the post war treatmeat of ww1 veterans

[shining paladin]

5822096
nobody hasn't learned anything from history it is repeated after nam

[Bronycommander]

5822098
mhm