Corrected entry: Schofield falls into the river and is completely drenched in water, including all of his clothes. But just maybe an hour or so later, he takes out of the letter the General has given him for McKenzie and it's completely dry and readable.
Anoop Dixith
28th Jan 2020
1917 (2019)
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Correction: His tin kept important items, like the letter and photographs, dry.
His tin kept his photos. Schofield put the letter only inside his jacket pocket after taking it from his dead friend.
He first put the letter in his jacket and later moved it to the tin.
At a later point (in the truck ride I believe), it shows him unfolding the letter and placing it in the tin.
He puts it in the tin at some point. If I remember correctly in the truck with the soldiers just after Blake died.
While Sco is in the transport truck, he moves the letter to the tin case with his photos.