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History's Headlines: The ghost army at war - Vimarsana News

History's Headlines: The ghost army at war

Howard James Breisch (1917-1993) was a mid-20th century Bethlehem boy. He grew up in the 1920s and in 1935 graduated from Liberty High School where in 1934 he played football

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'Ghost Army' that fooled Hitler receives Congress's highest honor | Veterans - Vimarsana News

'Ghost Army' that fooled Hitler receives Congress's highest honor | Veterans

Weeks after the Allies stormed the beaches of Normandy, the young men of the 23rd Headquarters Special Troops encountered D-Day’s lingering carnage as they waded ashore. Bloated bodies churned in

GRMC Board of Trustees meeting held 022824, part 1 - Vimarsana News

GRMC Board of Trustees meeting held 022824, part 1

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Terry Fox Foundation partners with Ryan Reynolds to launch a limited-edition shirt - Vimarsana News

Terry Fox Foundation partners with Ryan Reynolds to launch a limited-edition shirt

Preparations for the 44th annual Terry Fox Run in September are already taking place seven months in advance. Fred Fox, Terry's brother, says for a se...

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'Combat Con Artists' of World War II Who Hoodwinked Nazis Get Long Overdue Top Honor from Congress - Vimarsana News

'Combat Con Artists' of World War II Who Hoodwinked Nazis Get Long Overdue Top Honor from Congress

From D-Day to the crossing of the Rhine, the Army's top-secret 23rd Headquarters Special Troops unit used inflatable tanks, trucks and artillery pieces; bogus radio traffic; 500-pound loudspeakers blasting recordings of divisions on the move; and other means of fakery to confuse the Nazis. In the process, it may have saved the lives of 15,000 to 30,000 American troops, according to Army historians.