These are my links for March 4th from 10:58 to 12:43:
- 101 Year Old Veteran Receives Commendation From the Army (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) – ARLINGTON, Va.—-Alyce Dixon is 101 years old but you would never know it if you had the opportunity to sit down and talk to her. Last week Dixon, Gladys Schuster Carter, and Mary Crawford Ragland, all members of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, were honored by the U.S.
- Holding tank for history (The Capital) – For some reason, an American soldier who is now certainly long gone decided a louse affixed to an index card would make a great war souvenir. “Cootie” it reads, along with a reference to the Argonne Forest in France, where the tiny critter was captured during World War I.
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- Holding tank for history (The Capital) – For some reason, an American soldier who is now certainly long gone decided a louse affixed to an index card would make a great war souvenir. “Cootie” it reads, along with a reference to the Argonne Forest in France, where the tiny critter was captured during World War I.
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Sheldon asked: My grandfather was captured by the Nazi’s ion WW2 and taken to a camp at around aged 15 after which he fell in to the hands of the Americans (I’m guessing it would be the army but to be honest we’re not quite sure).
Obviously, there must be records in reference to these sort of activities but does anyone know how I can locate refugee records? Where would be a good place to start looking?
BRAM
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