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28
Apr

Announcing new Crew List

Based on my work at the National Archives, I’m excited to announce and have implemented a new crew list
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24
Apr

LATE APRIL / EARLY MAY ABOARD THE BOSTON

1944: On the 18th and 19th, the ships of Task Force 58 steam west towards New Guinea. The dawn fighter
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19
Apr
Life at the National Archives

Life at the National Archives

I arrived today at the National Archives in College Park Maryland.  This is a world like no other.  If you’
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13
Apr
ROBERT HEIDL

ROBERT HEIDL

Courtesy of: the family of Robert O. Heidl, EM2C, CA-69 Born: April 14, 1923 Died: January 27, 1994 Robert
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09
Apr

FROM A DIFFERENT WORLD

In the early 40’s, our country was still trying to shake off   the devastation of the Great Depression.   Whole
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02
Apr

The Hard Way

April 3, 2010 Dear Dad, Five years ago today, a few minutes before 2 am Pacific Time, you died just
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02
Apr

APRIL on the BOSTON

1944: April opens with the men still involved in Operation Desecrate, the raid on the Japanese stronghold in the Western
31
Mar

Crew Lists

At the end of the month, I’m planning a trip to the National Archives outside of Washington D.C.
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26
Mar
WORDS

WORDS

Words .   .   .     written or spoken   .   .   .                                                                                                                                                                                           Is there a more powerful manifestation of man’s intelligence? Words have enormous power.   They can
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21
Mar

OKINAWA

Task Force 58 (and its alter-ego Task Force 38) was the “first-man-in” as the United States (the
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