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IS11itt-it10rey*isIVIndiana Area Vets\Ihs:a€111:ann*P*wIhintv-t.life:t-;h-ngat-These Indiana area veterans of the 82nd Airborne Division pai'aded under the Victory Arch in New York City last week on their return from service in Europe:S-Sgt Michael Checlosky, Lucerne mines. -Pfc. Francis W. Fisher, Glen Campbell.John Harshyne. Lucememines.Pfc. John P. Gorman, 368 Washington St., Indiana.Sgt. Philip J. Recupero, 158 School St., Indiana.Tire famous 82nd Airborne Division, whose membership includes 1347 parachute and glider troops from the state of Pennsylvania, back ; from Berlin, saw the shorelines of the United States for the first time since it headed for Africa, April 20, 1943.The 82nd came home with two great fights won, the tussle for survival on all the fronts of Europe and, just lately, the struggle to slay on as a regular division in the army on the basis of its superlative battle honors.
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Indiana Evening Gazette

Indiana, Pennsylvania, US

Wed, Jan 16, 1946

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