Postcard on cardstock from Camp Hood, Texas. Has not been filled out. One side has lines for a return address, a drawing of a soldier scrubbing trash cans, and this text below it: "FURNISHED BY THE SERVICE CLUBS OF CAMP HOOD, TEXAS". Front side is titled "HOODOGRAM" with a blank for the date. The top has a drawing of an angry man, presumably a sergeant. The other side has a drawing of two young soldiers that look rather frightened of the man looking at them. The message is structured so people could put a check in the box that finished the sentence more personally when sending these cards to loved ones. Blank spaces at the bottom for a P.S. are included. This postcard was used at Ford Hood in Texas. The fort was created in 1942 and is still in use today but it is called Fort Cavazos now. This fort was a training center for tank destroyer battalions during World War II.
