This intimate, firsthand chronicle captures the World War II experience through the deeply personal letters of Elwood A. Turner, a medic in the U.S. Army’s 377th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion. Spanning training camps in the American South to the war-torn fields of Europe, Elwood’s prolific correspondence with his family offers an honest, often humorous, and profoundly human window into military life, love, fear, and resilience during wartime. Rich with historical detail and familial warmth, All My Love, Elwood not only documents one soldier’s journey—it honors the voices of the countless families who waited, hoped, and wrote back home. Perfect for readers of WWII history, military memoirs, and American heritage.

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