Love Always, Alice: A Story of Faith and Service Behind the Front Line of World War II - Matthews Fetterman, Mary; Matthews Anc, Captain Alice J.
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Alice was a naive young woman who made an extraordinary choice to become a nurse and join the Army to aid in the war effort during World War II. Her journey will take you from a training camp in Tennessee to her deployment to the European Theater of Operations as part of the 45th Evacuation Hospital that followed closely behind the front line of battle of the First Army. Alice went from a foxhole on Omaha Beach on D-10, through France and Belgium and into Germany. Alice thought she had seen the worst of the war caused by Hitler. And then they came upon Buchenwald Concentration Camp. Alice's…mehr

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Alice was a naive young woman who made an extraordinary choice to become a nurse and join the Army to aid in the war effort during World War II. Her journey will take you from a training camp in Tennessee to her deployment to the European Theater of Operations as part of the 45th Evacuation Hospital that followed closely behind the front line of battle of the First Army. Alice went from a foxhole on Omaha Beach on D-10, through France and Belgium and into Germany. Alice thought she had seen the worst of the war caused by Hitler. And then they came upon Buchenwald Concentration Camp. Alice's sincere desire to make a difference would test her faith in God and humanity. Follow Alice's story, in her own words, from her many letters written home and excerpts from her memoir.
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Mary Matthews Fetterman grew up in Malvern, Pennsylvania, down the street from the Paoli Memorial Grounds. She has been documenting her family's history for the past decade. She learned her appreciation of American history from her fifth grade teacher, Josiah Hibberd, who took his students on field trips to Gettysburg, Valley Forge and the Brandywine Battlefield. Mary is a mother of two sons, Andrew and Kevin and grandmother to granddaughter Lulu. She is an avid gardener and stained glass artist. Mary lives in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania with her husband, Jim and their dog Max. Captain Alice J. Matthews was a U.S. Army nurse from 1941-1946. She served in the 45th Evacuation Hospital in the European Theater of Operations during World War II.