Oral Historian, Author, Public Speaker
“Peashooter” vs. Mark V Tank Max Lutcavish I never got to interview Staff Sergeant Max Lutcavish. The following account of an encounter between his light tank and a German Mark V tank in the D Company log of the 712th Tank Battalion. While moving in the lead vehicle of a platoon of light tanks up […]
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An Open Heart Dale Albee My father was a contractor during the war, and my mother was a welder. She welded ships all during the war. I still have her clamp. She was awful proud of that. Bless her heart, she did her part. You know, I have to tell you – when I came
David S.They were all young kids Read More I found the author’s format easy to follow, and very captivating. These were men who had been raised during the depression. Some joined the Army so they could eat, as they had been jobless. Others were moved by a sense of duty. They were all members of
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Shenandoah1865Fascinating history from the guys who were there I’ve been a big fan of Aaron’s for years. Thrilled to see his work on Amazon. His interviews with The Greatest Generation soldiers give us a very real glimpse of WW II through their eyes. If you are a WW II buff, do yourself a favor and
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Steve SilverwoodGreat unit history! Glad to read it It’s nice to have a chance to read a book where the author knows better, just gets out of the way and lets the people who were there tell their stories. Elson did a great job of organizing the stories, filling in a couple of blanks to
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