On a troop transport ship shortly before the invasion of Okinawa, a 19-year-old U.S. Marine, James “Jim” Rogan, was interviewed by a radio reporter from back home. He explained that he had met his brother, Peter, a Marine serving with another division. And that they would both go on the operation together. Jim added. “And […]
On a troop transport ship shortly before the invasion of Okinawa, a 19-year-old U.S. Marine, James “Jim” Rogan, was interviewed by a radio reporter from back home. He explained that he had met his brother, Peter, a Marine serving with another division. And that they would both go on the operation together. Jim added. “And […]
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