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Author Walt Larimore expands on At First Light, which tells the true story of a World War II hero, his bravery and an amazing horse

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The student newspaper of Notre Dame, and Saint Marys, and Holy Cross

Pfc. Clinton Edward Smith was buried Monday with full military honors at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery in San Antonio. He was 19 years old when he died, and it took 77 years to bring him to rest.

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Military Tales celebrates servicemen and servicewomen and their service to the U.S.

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Until the 21st century, the contributions of African-American soldiers in World War II barely registered in America’s collective memory.

Millard Kelley, 88, grew up and attended school in Pumpkin Hollow, approximately eight miles east of Tahlequah.

Lt. Col. Manuel E. Lichtenstein was a doctor in southern Italy during World War II. He met with top generals and won prestigious awards. Stories about his three harrowing years there were passed down in his family. But an old box of photos he took — of simple moments with everyday people — reveal a different view of life during wartime, away from the front lines.