U.S. Marine killed in World War II accounted for 8 decades after sending ominous letter to family
Robert Van Heck's family receieved an ominous letter from the Marine just minutes before learning he was killed, according to a news article.
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Mike Wells: Remembering 'General Patton's Prayer' at the Battle of the Bulge
It remains one of the most remarkable turns in battle in recorded history, and the press back home gave credit to “Patton’s ...
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Mike Wells: Remembering 'Patton's Prayer' 80 years later
It remains one of the most remarkable turns in battle in recorded history, and the press back home gave credit to “Patton’s ...
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Mercy From the Bombsight of a B-29? (The True Story)
This is the second video in my story of Manny Greer, a bombardier from a B-29 in World War II. He participated in the bombing of Japan in 1945, and this is the story of when he had pity for the ...
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Model defense at Norway museum
The Jake Menghini Historical Museum of Norway has received a new addition to its collection of model World War II fighters airplanes. A replica of a Boeing B-29 Superfortress will join the six others ...