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Battle of Bataan
Ralph Griffith on Surviving the Battle of Bataan

  By Witnify • April 7, 2014 Uncategorized
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Veteran Ralph Griffith recounts his experience as a soldier during the Battle of Bataan that began on January 7th and ended on April 9, 1942. He explains what conditions were like and describes the warfare he survived during the 3 month long conflict.

Tagged   Battle of Bataan, Military, Politics and History, U.S. Veteran, World War II
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World War I
Stories from the Veterans of WWI

  By Witnify • April 2, 2014 Uncategorized
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Veterans of World War I share their experiences during the global conflict and Captain Wilfred Nevill explains how he used footballs to improve the moral of his soldiers.

Tagged   Military, Politics and History, U.S. Veteran, World War I
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World War I
Veteran Frank Buckles on Being the Final Survivor

  By Witnify • April 2, 2014 Uncategorized
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Frank Buckles talks about being the last surviving American veteran of World War I and remembers his experiences during the war. The US declared war on Germany on April 5, 1917.

Tagged   Military, Politics and History, U.S. Veteran, World War I
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Falklands War
Veteran Mike Chadwick Shares His Falklands War Memories

  By Witnify • March 31, 2014 Uncategorized
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Mike Chadwick recounts his time as a Royal Marine during the Falklands War and describes the action he witnessed during the conflict that began on April 2, 1982.

Tagged   Falklands War, Military, Politics and History, U.S. Veteran
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Falklands War
Admiral West Remembers a Falklands War Air Attack

  By Witnify • March 31, 2014 Uncategorized
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Admiral Lord Alan West describes the moment when his ship, the HMS Ardent, was attacked by jet planes during the Falklands War and explains how an oblivious member of his crew reacted to the dangerous situation.

Tagged   Falklands War, Military, Politics and History, U.S. Veteran
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World War II
Account of a Prisoner of War

  By Veterans History Project • March 7, 2014 Uncategorized
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World War II veteran Eugene Kessler explains what it was like as we was held captive as a prisoner of war in Germany for an entire year. Continue reading

Tagged   Air Force, Military, Politics and History, U.S. Veteran, World War II
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World War II
Photographer Explains the Bootcamp Experience

  By Veterans History Project • March 7, 2014 Uncategorized
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Joseph J. Mrosko speaks about his experience as an official Marine Photographer in World War II as well as the experience he had going into the military and what bootcamp was like for him Continue reading

Tagged   1940s, Marines, Photography, Politics and History, U.S. Veteran, World War II
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World War II
Marine Describes the Man That Saved His Life

  By Veterans History Project • March 7, 2014 Uncategorized
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In this interview, Marine Robert E. Suddeth describes serving in World War II and the stranger from a different branch of the military that risked his life to save his. Continue reading

Tagged   Marines, Politics and History, U.S. Veteran, World War II
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World War II
Near Death Experience With Nazis

  By Veterans History Project • March 7, 2014 Uncategorized
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Virgil F. Jansen was a Corporal in the United States Army during World War II and speaks in an interview about several near death experiences he had with Nazi German soldiers while serving in the war. Continue reading

Tagged   Army, Politics and History, U.S. Veteran, World War II
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World War II
WAVES Officer Witnessed V-J Day in San Francisco

  By Virginia Choi • March 6, 2014 Uncategorized
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Ms. McEachern was a recruiter for the Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES), a division of the U.S. Navy for women, during World War II. Continue reading

Tagged   Japan, Politics and History, U.S. Veteran, V-J Day, WAVES, World War II
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