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PT Boats of World War II: From Home Front to Battle
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Submarines in World War II
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Richmond J. Tripp was an Aviation Boatswain’s Mate 2nd Class during World War II. He worked on the USS Ranger and USS Mission Bay, mostly in the Atlantic Theater. He was on a date when he heard about the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Tripp enlisted in the Navy shortly thereafter and was placed on the…
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D-Day Burials in Gettysburg National Cemetery
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Memorial Day - Over 150 Years of Remembrance
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D-Day 75th Anniversary
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National Parkway Getaway: World War II Memorial
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Eisenhower in 1943
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"Spine of Steel": Mamie Eisenhower in World War II
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The World War II Home Front
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World War II Burials in Gettysburg National Cemetery
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Battle of the Bulge Burials in Gettysburg National Cemetery
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Eisenhower and Evers: Leaders in War, Leaders for Change
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The man credited with proclaiming Memorial Day stands in bronze at Logan Circle, and the first Decoration Day speech was given across the river at Arlington. Ideas for end-of-year classroom projects built on the memorials of the National Mall.
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Eisenhower and Pearl Harbor: The Sunday That Changed Everything