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The generation that fought, struggled and sacrificed in WWII changed the world forever. Everyone had a contribution to make...and a story they'd never forget. We invite you to share stories, letters and photos from WWII in our Living Memorial: http://www.hbo.com/band/submission/
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Jun 28, 2004 10:07 PM
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homefront...the link is www.hbo.com/apps/band/site/client/stories/curated
i have tried to send e-mail to rob musso in reply but it says my e-mail has incorrect characters in it.try it and if you find it let me know. I originally found it through google search for Francis j. Musso and it came up stories from WWII. Any help would be appreciated.
thank you,
cathy j mussso flora
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Jun 27, 2004 9:11 PM
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Cathy, which Band of Brothers site? The only Musso I found on this site is your own post.
Can you be more specific in your questions, then we might find some answers. BK
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I read a story on the band of brothers site about my uncle. It was posted by his grandson, rob musso. was unable to contact him through that site. Anyone who may have information on how to contact rob about his grandfather,please advise me.
Thank you,
Cathy Musso Flora
florafarms-278@msn.com
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Jun 23, 2004 10:14 PM
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Hicks,
In Washington D.C. there is the H.Q. of the Marine Corps. Write them at 8th and I and then good luck with your quest.
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Jun 23, 2004 10:12 PM
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> ....You have never lived until you've almost died...
> and for those who have had to fight for it, life has
> a special flavor the protected will never know.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhmen to that and Political Correctness aka the sissyfication of America ain't in the mix Aye tall.
KMA-367
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I am looking for information on my father William D. Hickey of Pittsburgh, PA. He served overseas with the Marines during WWII. He reached the rank of Sgt. He may have been injured at Okinawa. Maybe D Company, 1st Marine
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....You have never lived until you've almost died... and for those who have had to fight for it, life has a special flavor the protected will never know.
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It's really amazing to see the hardships these men endured while serving in the 506th. i myself was in the 506th from 1994-1995 in korea as part of the 2nd infantry division. knowing the rich history this unit has really makes me proud to say that i served in the 506th. these guys are truly the greatest generation, and they should be honored as such for the sacrifices they made for all generations. thank you very much gentleman and may god bless everyone of you
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Jun 14, 2004 11:52 PM
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Write me offlist at homefront41@aol.com -- I may be able to put you in touch with a paratrooper chaplain. Be sure to properly subject your e-mail. BK
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i would like to send him a thankyou aswell. i have only jsut coem on to look for the men of easy company quickley as i have an exam soon.lol 30 mins. im 16 and live in england i would like to personaly thank mr winters and let him know i will never forget his story.
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Anyone who can help me getting in contact with army chaplains serving in WWII?
I would like to talk to them on how they managed to be a chaplain in the middle of a war. How did they manage to save their faith? Etc
Love this site!
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I have been looking everywhere online for World War 2 stories involving conflicts behind enemy lines. I have mainly searched for stories on special forces or paratroopers, but I've found surprisingly little.
I was wondering if anyone on this site could direct me to any such stories. Frankly, I could really use the help.
Thank you,
Abe Anfinson
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Re: Captain Winters??????
Mar 14, 2004 11:04 AM
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> I was wondering if you have managed to contact Major
> Dick Winters? I too feel compelled to write to one of
> this centuries greatest men, so if you have any
> contact details for him I would be very appreciative
> if you could pass them on.
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> With Kind Regard
>
> Charles
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> charles.new@talk21.com
Oh! BK this sound like wanna the up yer alley jobs.
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Re: Captain Winters??????
Mar 12, 2004 5:59 AM
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I was wondering if you have managed to contact Major Dick Winters? I too feel compelled to write to one of this centuries greatest men, so if you have any contact details for him I would be very appreciative if you could pass them on.
With Kind Regard
Charles
charles.new@talk21.com
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