Soldier Boys In Normandy Charted For Health Struggles
The report details soldiers in Normandy facing illness from damp digging sites, mosquito bites, and fever. It notes swollen faces, stomach pains, headaches, and fatigue from sleeping in wet trenches. Corporal Glenn L. Feistel of Water Town broke his nose and blackened an eye in a softball incident. The bail team has one win and one loss in France, while the writer describes shoulder injuries from a foxhole during an air raid.
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Mooher
Amettoe
Tvsan Charlessonvilie
Bae
Corp
Glenn L. Feistel
Watertown
Feistel
France
Fisher Brothers Serve Overseas in Army and Marines
A letter from a brother overseas describes Fisher family service in the Army and Marines. It notes training, overseas deployment in 1942, and admiration for pilots while recalling early work at Doyle Machine and General Electric before enlistment.
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Fisher Brothers
Army
Marines
Kristimias Alish Lesvrnoon
Fisher
Sat
Vocational High School
U. S. Hoffman Company
Vocational Air School
Ina
Syracusans In Enel Hospital Group Near Syracuse
Readable fragments show Syracusans at General Hospital and other facilities with Americans from France under care. Names appear in a mixed list including Lt Mary Garvey, Vivian Pole, Ralph Champlin, Harper, Waldon, Harold Erwas and Prank Wma among others in Utica and nearby areas.
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Wls. General Hospital
Frage Bated
Persnel
S225
Arioy
France
Ani
New York State
Avi Mastracuse
Pfe Anthe Pai Ls
Syracuse
Mary
PL Garvey
Olvan
le Vivian i Pole
Patsdan
Pleo Rakert
Street
Sarugysas de
Bingh Converse
Pat Coonrsia
North Rose
Corp
Ralph PR Champlin
Be Yan
Sau Harper
T of
Geuver
Waldon
Mieratd
Scherage
Pol Ralph Not ' Miaek
Merhora
Jery
As S
Pwi
Utica
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Bas Sql
Doc
Bete Creeet
Puss
RSC
PPC
Paul Pisshek
Sgt
Donald AL Pesuler
Darling
Bargain Center
Salina ST
Enel
New York
Gray
Cormal Sila
Edwards
Kee
Sacson
Vogue
Queen Jiake
Juilliard
Marie Dreaster
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