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Germany

Six-legged frogs, polluted waters. Are we at risk?

Tuesday, April 21, 2009 › 9:25am | 1 comment

Over the weekend, I took a 7-mile walk alongside Clear and Ralston Creeks. I kept noticing garbage in the water. I thought to myself, "Gee, imagine the pollutants I can't see."

Rosemary Casey Winter

Friday, Nov. 9, 2007 › 11:41am

Rosemary Casey Winter, an Army nurse in training during World War II, read these entries and wrote in to express her thanks for 'the excellent, truthful, realistic portrayal ...

Pete Stiponovich

Monday, Oct. 1, 2007 › 10:54am | 10 comments

Pete Stiponovich was a tank driver and gunner with the 13th Armored Division (The Black Cats), Co. B, 24th Tank Battalion. In 1945 the 13th Armored served in occupied France ...

Barbara M. Saks

Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2007 › 1:37pm

A native Englishwoman and member of the Women's Auxiliary Air Force, Barbara Saks spent WWII working in Intelligence at Bletchley Park, the United Kingdom's main top-secret ...

Ben Weindling

Wednesday, July 25, 2007 › 1:35pm | 2 comments

Assigned to the 78th Infantry Division, Weindling fought in Germany, seeing much action as he worked to cut off German supply lines and secure a crossing for the Allies.

Allan B. Kortz, 66th Black Panther

Wednesday, July 25, 2007 › 1:30pm | 43 comments

Allan B. Kortz recalls a lucky accident involving the 66th Black Panther, his anti-tank platoon, as the division guarded against enemy patrols.