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In the Face of Obstacles - by Cheryl Frizzell |
Posted by: Walt's Daughter - 01-15-2017, 10:28 AM - Forum: WWII Books & Magazines
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Proud to say that one of "our own", has just published a book regarding her father. Congrats, Cheryl. Can't wait to get my copy this week. Thanks for sending that to me.
In the Face of Obstacles
Her father was with the 34th Inf Div
Here's a description (taken from Amazon.com)
In the Face of Obstacles is the true story of a heavy machine gunner in World War II. It chronicles my father's experience as told by soldiers who were there with him, by photographs including his own, and by his regiment narrative histories. Put them all together, and a detailed account of their daily lives unravels with boot camp dirt in the green hills of Alabama; a seasick troop ship across the Atlantic Ocean to Casablanca, where "A-rabs ain't got cigarettes" and camels stink; a dusty boxcar ride across North Africa, where people live underground; hardcore training camps in the desert of Algeria, where cognac doubles as lighter fluid; and a thousand miles of frontline combat in a rugged country called Italy. It is all through the eyes of "the infantrymen who would likely be wounded or killed."
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Rest in Peace - Ed Saraniero - 48th Combat Engineer |
Posted by: Walt's Daughter - 12-14-2016, 08:58 AM - Forum: Announcements, Get Well Wishes & Farewells
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Marion,
Unfortunately we lost Ed Saraniero on December 4th. I was hoping you could pass the info along to the VI community.
Ed was a Sgt in Company A of the 48th Combat Engineers Battalion. A few years ago he had sent you a copy of his memoirs which you have on your site.
Regards,
Lars Severance
Shaftsbury, Vermont -------------------------- Ed was a gentle soul and would call me from time to time, just to chat. I really cherished those phone calls and of course his letters and info regarding the war. Rest in peace, gentle soul. Ed's Memoir Page
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