Courage Under Fire: Growing up in the South Pacific of World War II. Pt 1
Fred Jacobs was 17 when he enlisted in the Army for WWII. Follow me as I retrace his steps through the jungles of the Pacific front.
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Odd Coincidences Today I read the tale of Alice Lake. I came upon the tragic story of Alice while researching my own […]
L.J. Eckler: Civil War Soldier – Custer’s First Last Stand and Andersonville Prison
Exploring my personal family history with the story of my 3x great grandfather L.J. Eckler. Civil war soldier, and Andersonville POW, who served under Custer in the 6th Michigan Calvary at the Battle of Trevilian Station.
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- Courage Under Fire: Growing up in the South Pacific of World War II. Pt 7The battle of Buna rages on. Follow PFC Fred Jacobs and the rest of Company E. 126th Infantry Regiment through the jungles of the South Pacific of WWII.
- Courage Under Fire: Growing Up in the South Pacific of WWII Pt 6Follow me as I trace the steps of PFC. Fred L. Jacobs through the battles of World War II where he fought in the Red Arrow Division.
- Research Tip of the WeekEach week I provide a helpful research tip. This week my tip is about the importance of using a research log.
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