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Joe Medicine Crow, the last war chief of the Crow Tribe of Montana is profiled in The War.
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On Tuesday morning, May 25, 1943, tensions explode at the Alabama Dry Dock shipyard.
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The armed forces of the United States remained strictly segregated.
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Al McIntosh writes of personal losses the war brought to those in Luverne.
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Al McIntosh writes about D-Day in the Rock County Star Herald.
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The four towns featured in THE WAR; Mobile, Sacramento, Waterbury and Luverne.
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During the war everything seemed to be rationed or in short supply:
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Babe Ciarlo never revealed his experiences in his letters home.
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Young soldier Daniel Inouye comes face-to-face with the enemy.
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Fighter pilot Quentin Aanenson recalls the first time he knew he'd "killed men."
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In Sacramento, soon after Order 9066 was issued, signs went up saying "Japs must go."
