War Memories Are Forever! - Coppedge, Millie Jean
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War Memories Are Forever! is an anthology of thirty-eight World War II veterans' war experiences. Most of these thirty-six men and two women left the farms and country life of peacefulness and safety to travel across the world with strangers and fight an enemy they could not imagine. They encountered loneliness, heartaches, sickness, disease, battle wounds, and for some, death. Some carried the scars and metal in their bodies the rest of their lives. Most lived with terrifying nightmares as they relived the smell of blood and death, the terror of night and mortar fire, the cold and wetness of…mehr

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War Memories Are Forever! is an anthology of thirty-eight World War II veterans' war experiences. Most of these thirty-six men and two women left the farms and country life of peacefulness and safety to travel across the world with strangers and fight an enemy they could not imagine. They encountered loneliness, heartaches, sickness, disease, battle wounds, and for some, death. Some carried the scars and metal in their bodies the rest of their lives. Most lived with terrifying nightmares as they relived the smell of blood and death, the terror of night and mortar fire, the cold and wetness of deep foxholes, and the loneliness of being away from mothers, fathers, sweethearts, wives, and children. These are their stories.
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Autorenporträt
MILLIE JEAN COPPEDGE grew up on a farm in a small East Texas town. She attended East Texas State Univer- sity, where she received her master's degree in Elementary Education, then went on to be certified in English as a Second Language. She has taught seventeen years for the Dallas Independent School District and is currently also teaching two writing courses at Eastfield College, Mesquite, Texas. She pursues her interests in World War II and family research, travel, and dance.