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Since we are now celebrating our nation's 250th birthday, I thought it appropriate to preserve my recollections of conversations with World War 2 vets over the past many decades. Some of these are stories I heard in my childhood, others from as a middle-aged adult talking to people I interviewed. I don't know if their stories were ever recorded. So, I thought I'd give you my rendering of what they went through. I know I have not captured even a fraction of what they experienced. Some of these stories are about people who never saw combat; others saw it up close and personal. I hope you enjoy this little window into the past.
Since we are now celebrating our nation's 250th birthday, I thought it appropriate to preserve my recollections of conversations with World War 2 vets over the past many decades. Some of these are stories I heard in my childhood, others from as a middle-aged adult talking to people I interviewed. I don't know if their stories were ever recorded. So, I thought I'd give you my rendering of what they went through. I know I have not captured even a fraction of what they experienced. Some of these stories are about people who never saw combat; others saw it up close and personal. I hope you enjoy this little window into the past.