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In World War II the
infantry called each other by last name… never the first names. The reason
was the casualty rate. So DeAngelo it is!
Memories dim as years go by. Certain things do not.
DeAngelo had, and still has an intense outstanding and incredible sense of
humor. He could make any of us laugh in the midst of an artillery barrage
or tank attack. No one ever figured out what platoon he was in… he was
just all over the company
Lt. Hayden W. Kent, March 14 2001
Allied forces invaded France a second time in Operation Anvil-Dragoon.
In C Company, 1st Battalion, 30th regiment of the 3rd Infantry Division
was a rifleman named Frank T.DeAngelo.
This story is sure to catapult the reader back to the serious times of
World War II, the author brings a different flavor to the book with an
uplifting and underlying story of greater significance.
Mlade Rudman,
North West Florida Daily News |
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Non-Fiction, 288 Pages, Paperback,$24.95
ISBN: 1-878398-57-1
Non-Fiction, 288 Pages, Hardcover, $32.95
ISBN:
1-878398-56-3
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