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FRED
BERGMAN Raytown, MO As a boy scout, he participated in salvage drives. He grew up near Camp Crowder and recalls the POW's. |
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BERGREN Kansas City, MO worked for Aerion Manufacturing as an engineer, making radio transmitters, range stations and radar equipment for the Army & Navy. Also volunteered with the Civil Air Patrol, teaching Morse code. |
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ANGELO
BONGINO Overland Park, KS was 10 on VJ day and remembers the Italian POWs, housed at the Riverside Racetrack |
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DON
BOYER Was taken as a POW during th Battle of the Bulge |
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WAYNE BRAZEAL was the traffic manager at Butler Manufacturing (where they made landing mats) when the war broke out. |
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