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Exercise Tiger tragedy claims two from Fayette in D-Day rehearsal

Playford Ray Rice was born on Oct. 8, 1921, in Gibbon Glade, Fayette County, to William and Pearl Rice. ....

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World War II Christmas Eve tragedy claimed Greene County soldier

One of the worst losses by an American Infantry Division from an enemy submarine during World War II occurred Dec. 24, 1944. One of those lost was a Greene County resident. The sinking of the troopship SS Leopoldville in the English Channel cost the lives of 763 U.S. soldiers, including Lt. Harry Cybak Jr. Cybak […] ....

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World War II Christmas Eve tragedy claimed Greene County soldier

One of the worst losses by an American Infantry Division from an enemy submarine during World War II occurred Dec. 24, 1944. One of those lost was a Greene County resident. The sinking of the troopship SS Leopoldville in the English Channel cost the lives of 763 U.S. soldiers, including Lt. Harry Cybak Jr. Cybak […] ....

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