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A Look At The Tanks Involved In The Battle Of The Bulge - Vimarsana News

A Look At The Tanks Involved In The Battle Of The Bulge

The Battle of the Bulge was one of the most important military operations of World War II, and it was host to a wide variety of both German and Allied tanks.

Students Seeking Names of WWII Veterans Who Served in the European Theater - Vimarsana News

Students Seeking Names of WWII Veterans Who Served in the European Theater

EHS Press Release Maleeya Mecham and Gideon Mecham of Huntington, are going on a family trip to Europe in early summer. The trip will focus on WWII history and battlefields. The trip will include London, England; Munich, Germany and the Dachau Concentration Camp; Switzerland; Colmar, France; Luxembourg; Bastogne, Belgium; Normandy, France and the D-Day Landing

Daddy's Girl has questions about the father she never knew - Vimarsana News

Daddy's Girl has questions about the father she never knew

Mary Ann Smith has so many questions about her father, but the 82-year-old Mechanicsville woman knows the answers will never materialize.

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'France has not forgotten': Consul general awards Legion of Honor to 103-year-old D-Day veteran - Vimarsana News

'France has not forgotten': Consul general awards Legion of Honor to 103-year-old D-Day veteran

Yannick Tagand, France’s general counsel to the Midwest, presented France’s highest honor to D-Day veteran Dick Grout for his part in France’s liberation in World War II.

'France has not forgotten': Consul general awards Legion of Honor to 103-year-old D-Day veteran - Vimarsana News

'France has not forgotten': Consul general awards Legion of Honor to 103-year-old D-Day veteran

TRAVERSE CITY — France has not forgotten Dick Grout nor the men with whom he stood shoulder-to-shoulder and fought alongside when he landed on D-Day.