Oral History Interview with Elizabeth P. Vieau, May 17, 2016 Page: 14

                                
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Uh huh.
He had a mother that really spoiled him.
(Laughter).
And ... but he wasn't spoiled somehow (chuckle), thank goodness. But anyway,
he ... he got a real important job. And it was a ... it was nice because he was
friends with the captain and he could get special favors sometimes (laughter).
Were you married at that time?
No, we didn't marry until after the war was over.
I see.
You know, I was anxious because, you know, air ... when I went to the ... into
the Navy, everybody said, "Oh gosh, you're going to, you know, this is going to
mess up your whole life. You're going to marry somebody you don't even
know," and all these things. But I waited ... so, I waited, I think, a year after the
war was over or after we got out, and then we got married.
Did you stay at Pensacola for a long time?
Pretty long. I don't remember exactly.
Did you go somewhere else after Pensacola?
I don't think so. Gosh, I don't remember that.

So, Pensacola was the place where you got discharged?
I think I went back to Atlanta.
Atlanta? For your discharge?
And (unintelligible), yeah.
Uh huh.

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