Description
A wide view shows a long, low military barracks building with rows of windows and small awnings. Two small figures stand on the open ground in front of the building, emphasizing the scale of the structure. The card includes printed explanatory text identifying the camp as a place where soldiers live while training to fight overseas. 1961
Front Text (verbatim):
CAMP DIX, WRIGHTSTOWN, N. J.
1961 Where the soldier lives while he is in training to fight for Uncle
Sam over seas. Downstairs are kitchen and mess room. Up
stairs are dormitories.
Back Text (verbatim):
POST CARD
THIS SIDE IS FOR THE ADDRESS
UNITED STATES
AND CANADA
ONE CENT
PLACE
STAMP HERE
FOREIGN
TWO CENTS
