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Italians at War
In the North Beach-Telegraph Hill section of San Francisco, Giuseppe Di Maggio was raising nine children while earning a living as a commercial fisherman. By 1937, three of his sons, Vince, Joe and Dom were playing center field for Major … Continue reading
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Real Men
Leonard Lomell was the Brooklyn orphan who would save Europe. Lomell enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1942 as an infantryman. While serving with the 76th Infantry Division, he volunteered for the Rangers program. This decision changed WWII. On … Continue reading
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Tagged Bravery, Chardon HIgh School, Coaching, courage, D-Day, Emergency Medicine, Father's Day, Fatherhood, France, Frank Hall, Heroes, Iraq, Manhood, Maya Angelou, Men, Motivational, Normandy, Nursing, Parenthood, Point Du Hoc, Real Men, School Shooting, Stepping Up, US Air Force, US Army Rangers, WWII
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