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And Now, Why This Blog is Called ‘Well, Happy and Safe’

December 2, 2011

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Letters from an Everyman in WWII Frank D. "Babe" Mauro Born, Oct. 9, 1924 Died, May 4, 1945

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RSS WWII News

  • US suspends joint defence effort with Canada dating back to World War II - Al Jazeera
  • World War II mass grave in Poland reveals remains of German officer killed during Battle of Lauban - Archaeology News Online Magazine
  • ‘Nobody should go alone’: 1,500 strangers honor WWII veteran with no known family - Fox News
  • Dutch families tend US WWII graves since 1946. The job isn't done - The Providence Journal
  • Barrington World War II veteran passes away at 101 years old - WPRI.com
  • Hundreds attend funeral for Massachusetts World War II veteran with no known family, "He deserved this kind of send off" - CBS News
  • At 100, World War II veteran attends first prom thanks to high school students - NBC 5 Chicago
  • Hamilton's last known World War II veteran interred at Toronto cemetery 7 months after his death - CBC
  • Remembering WWII soldier-artists from Iron Range - Duluth News Tribune
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