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Brothers George (on right) and LeRoy Anderson
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Two brothers each received Purple Heart in famous WWII battles, One...

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The young men felt invincible when standing on a glider, with a rifle in one hand and the other holding on to a helicopter strut.. As the Huey hovers between four and eight feet above the ground, Rangers throw their ruck packs (each weighing over 100 lbs.) and excess gear away from drop area, and then jump.
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Tualatin man believed events in his first Army Ranger Vietnam Long...

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After a career in the military/law enforcement, this vet volunteers for...

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Veteran Killed in Gresham Was Part of Military Unit that City...

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While living in Hawaii as a teenager, Pat was a tough swim competitor.
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After completing Weapons Training, instructor told Tualatin Woman serving as a...

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End of World War II Announced in ‘Stars and Stripes’ Newspaper...

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Monument topped with anchor and chain
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Tualatin Man Aboard Submarine Trapped by Japanese War Ships in Filipino...

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Damaged LeDoux plane. The B-17 Flying Fortress was famous for being able to take a lot of damage and still make it back to base. During WWII 12,732 B-17’s were produced between 1935 and May 1945. Of these 4,735 were lost in combat, a staggering 37 percent.
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Severely damaged, the B-17’s aircraft nose cone destroyed by direct hit...

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From a robust 208 pound Marine, after surgery and rehabilitation, Bradley weighed 128 pounds.
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Tualatin Marine severely injured in Vietnam Khe Sanh Battle, Became National...

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City of Tualatin to recognize Veterans, puts call out to connect...

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