Ohio pilot was 'just doing his job' while flying paratroopers on D-Day
By RICK MCCRABB | Journal-News | Published: April 18, 2021 HAMILTON, Ohio (Tribune News Service) — It wasn't until 1994, on the 50th anniversary of the D-Day invasion of Normandy, that Lt. Donald H. Steffen opened up about his World War II experiences. "Like a lot of guys back then, he said he was just doing his job," said Kurt Schlicht, Steffen's son-in-law. "There was a rush of patriotism during the war. Then after the war, he just wanted to get on with his life." Schlicht and his wife, Donna, 73, the oldest of Steffen's four children, will drive from their Indiana home to Butler Count...
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