This was a postcard sent from grandpa to grandma, dated 2 February 1945. Grandpa was in the Army Air Force and was sent to France during WWII. The front of the card has been censored with the city name cut out, presumably because the Army didn’t want family back home knowing where exactly they were, but the back of the postcard states this was the Notre-Dame de la Garde in Marseille, France. In the bottom right corner on the front is “La Cigogne” which is also printed on the back, presumably the card printer, with an address that locates them at 18, Rue Glandeves. No stamp is on the back since mail was free for the armed services.