View Story During WWII, my father was a lieutenant the Army Air Corps, that was before the Air Force was created as a separate branch of the US military, and he served in the Pacific during 1944 and 1945 as a navigator and bombardier.
After my father's death, I found that he had kept a record of the combat missions he flew during the war as well as ... more
View Story L. Bennett "Elby" Fenberg, a combat photographer who served in the 163rd division of the Signal Corps of the Army during World War II, is known for filming the demolition of a huge Nazi swastika at a stadium in Nuremberg, Germany in 1945.
The dramatic film shows the destruction of the giant swastika that "was about 50 feet across and was made o... more
View Story My grandmother, Eva Jane (Anderson) Brook found herself in Glendale, California with two young children to care for and a husband that had volunteered for the Navy and was going to fight overseas. They had quite a family life together and spent considerable amounts of time with the entire family to... more
View Story My grandfather Edward Joseph Brook lived in Glendale, California just out side of LA just before the war. He had a wife, Eva Jane (Anderson) Brook and they had two children: Charlene the oldest at 12 or so and Little Eddie at about 5. They lived in a Stucco home (still exists today) close to Herbe... more
View Story My Uncle Frank, while serving in the Solomons, wrote letters home to my grandparents. We collected the letters, transcribed them and put them in the form of a book. The following is a foreword that I have written for that book.
Frank Carrabba was born on January 1, 1920 in Bryan, Texas. ... more
View Story Bob Bussinger and his wife Betty were the managers of the complex I lived at in Houston Texas. Having come to know each over several years, I believe Bob felt confident enough about me to tell me that during WWII he was in the US Army and a member of a group he said was simply called "The 400". Th... more