Faith and Unity in World War II Remembrance
Hal Boyle recalls 1940s North Africa landings and wartime camaraderie, noting how unity between front and home fronts sustained Americans. He reflects on personal acts of courage, a Medal of Honor moment, and questions current unity amid Vietnam tensions.
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Hal Boyle
New York
U.S
North Africa
Berlin
Europe
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Morocco
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Kasserine Gap
Hill 609
Bizerte
Tunis
America
Vietnam
Imagine Him At the Scene
Pueblo firemen found Joe Zellar, chief of the Walsenburg fire department, at a house fire scene he reached while visiting across the street. He was about 45 miles away at the time.
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Hearing Aid Eaten by Emu at Bradford Zoo
Henry Shilton visited the Bradford Royal Infirmary after his hearing aid was swallowed by Irma the emu at the zoo. The emu snatched the device from his ear while he watched lions, and the man sought a replacement through the national health service.
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Bradford
England
UPI
Bradford Royal Infirmary
Henry Shilton
Nationalized
Health Service
Shilton
Irma
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