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Jacklyn Harold Lucas lay wounded and bleeding on the blood-soaked soil of Iwo Jima, barely 17 yea...
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Blood on the Wire, Steel in the Soul Bullets tore through a cold French night like angry thunder....
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Samuel Woodfill stood alone amid the razed fields of Fismes, France. Mud clung to his boots, swea...
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Robert E. Femoyer gripped the radio mic with shattered hands. Blood pooled beneath him. Pain claw...
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The radio crackled with static. Blood poured down Robert Femoyer’s face. His fingers trembled, bu...
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Robert E. Femoyer’s voice cracked through the static, breath shallow, soaked in blood—and still s...
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