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Alvin York, a devout pacifist and Tennessee backwoodsman, was drafted into World War I despite his conscientious objections. Forced onto the battlefield, his legendary sharpshooting skills took over during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive, where he single-handedly killed over 20 German soldiers and captured 132 prisoners, becoming America’s ultimate reluctant hero.
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From the “City News and Notes” section of the Eugene Register-Guard of Eugene, Oregon, on this day in 1946: Back on campus after several months spent teaching at the army university study center in Shrivenham, England, is Dr. Theodore Kratt, head of the University of Oregon school of music. Dr. Kratt arrived Monday by plane from New York City after a trip from England on the Queen Mary with the…
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The Devil's Birthday: The Bridges to Arnhem, 1944 :: Geoffrey Powell
The Devil’s Birthday: The Bridges to Arnhem, 1944 :: Geoffrey Powell
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