
I discuss the themes and lessons of WW2 based on my hundreds of hours of recorded interviews and conversations with World War II veterans.
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A Company, 712th Tank Battalion, veterans at the 1995 Louisville reunion. Front row from left: Pete Borsenik, Jule Braatz and Howard Olsen; back, from left: Ellsworth Howard and Dick Bengoechea.
Every picture tells a story. This particular...
“Iron Men of the 445th - Eighth Air Force Kassel Mission 1944” Painting by aviation artist Randy Green
Sunday, Sept. 27, is the 82nd anniversary of the ill-fated Kassel Mission air battle, in which 35 B-24 Liberators flew off course, lost...
Back when I was about the age the veterans I write about were signing up for what turned out to be the duration of World War 2 plus a year, I was working nights as a clerk in the sports department of the New York Post while attending the Ci...
The other day I was perusing some of my favorite literature — the weekly flier for one of the local supermarkets — when a product I hadn’t heard of before caught my eye. Zoup bone broth. It made me think of the Battle of the Bulge.
I’ll le...
Erika Brayfield
It would be an understatement to say the 1987 reunion of the 712th Tank Battalion was a life-changing experience for me. In 1993, a veteran and his wife brought their grandchildren to the reunion, and for the granddaughter...
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In 1987 I went to a reunion of my father's tank battalion from World War 2. I was so moved by the stories the veterans shared among themselves, yet rarely told their families, that I returned with a tape recorder. The rest is history. Oral history.
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