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Stephen Lang & Larry Smith: Beyond Glory

Pritzker Military Presents

Joseph Schvimmer, Colonel

Holt Oral History Program

Medal of Honor Recipient Alfred Rascon Interview

Medal of Honor Interviews

Sergeant Francis “Swede” Anderson VMO 6, Marine Observation Squadron 6, 1st Marine Division Air

Holt Oral History Program

C. Paul Barker

Holt Oral History Program

Second Lieutenant Ralph Talbot, U. S. Marine Corps, Medal of Honor Recipient

Lest We Forget: Sailors, Sammies and Doughboys Over There in World War I

Richard Yavenue, PFC

Holt Oral History Program

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