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Presentation of flag to Ed’s mother, with Ed and his brother John beside her.
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Former City Council Member Ed Truax’s family receive closure for his...

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Although in the Army, David learned to type after volunteering to be part of ship crew as a “Clerk Typist” aboard the Navy Troopship, USS Breckenridge, while being transported stateside back from Korea.
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David Dehart had a fascinating 20-year career in the Army, starting...

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James doing the work he loved, radio broadcasting and DJ to the troops.
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Tualatin Man used Broadcasting skills learned in Oregon during one-year Army...

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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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Retired Tualatin Businessman Ed Casey’s Family ran shipyard – Commercial Iron...

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Bradley and wife Rachel.
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B-17 co-pilot Bradley Summers’ Memoirs provide details about his 22 month...

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Dale Potts: We are put here on this earth to help...

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Bradley and wife Rachel.
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Bradley Summers captured after B-17 shot Down, Spends almost two years...

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Bradley had four brothers and two sisters.
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Father of Tualatin Man co-piloted B-17 Flying Fortress In European Theater,...

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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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