The World War II Ghost Army Deserves The Congressional Gold Medal
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David Jeffrey Merwin
4 years ago
Semper Fi.
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Bertram Edelstein
6 years ago
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My father was a Ghost Army radio operator. He never told me what he did in the war. I thought it was to protect me. Now I know it was to protect the country.
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Ellen Wilson
6 years ago
Hi, My father in law was in the Ghost Army too. He is the only surviving member in the state of Louisiana. Here's hoping the new bill passes. Our heroes deserve this honor!
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lynley glassman
7 years ago
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My father in law, Stanley Glassman, also served in the "Ghost Army". He was a far too modest man to ever really talk about his part in the war - I'd love to see him & all these other brave men get the recognition they deserve.
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Roger J Johnson
8 years ago
About Time! Never have so few done so much with so little! A salute to all of you and God Bless!
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Daniel Bennion
8 years ago
These people need recognition.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We are so grateful for what you did in WWII. Thank you for your service. Our class is studying WWII this semester and would relish an interview with you. We can come to you if that is easier. Please contact me through the email address above. Thank you!
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Kate Picard Luquette
8 years ago
To honor my father and all the men who served in The Ghost Army.
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Sharon Campbell
8 years ago
More unrecognised heroes who deserve better.
Thank you all for your service!
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Heather Morgan
8 years ago
Amazing story!
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Anita Bryan
8 years ago
True hero!
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Jerry Kim Powell
8 years ago
These men deserve the medal and more! God Bless them for their honor and courage!
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M Scott Newbold
8 years ago
Let us never forget how our freedom is preserved. Stanley B. Nance left his wife who was expecting their first child to serve our country. Bless Stan and his sweet wife for their sacrifice!
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Stanley B Nance
8 years ago
It would be a great privilege to receive this recognition, for me and my fellows Ghost Army buddies. Thank you.
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Steve Vaughn
8 years ago
We can’t thank the courageous veterans enough that did so much for our country during WWII.
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Jerry Ray Bell
8 years ago
My father lied about his age to enlist in the Navy during WWII. He’s dead now, but doing this would also honor him.
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Nancy K Nielsen
8 years ago
We are so grateful for the bravery and courage of all our veterans!
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Russell Ence
8 years ago
It's time to recognize these brave soldiers!
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Marie Davis
8 years ago
Please push this through for a deserving group of patriots. Do it while some of them are alive.
Semper Fi.
My father was a Ghost Army radio operator. He never told me what he did in the war. I thought it was to protect me. Now I know it was to protect the country.
Hi, My father in law was in the Ghost Army too. He is the only surviving member in the state of Louisiana. Here's hoping the new bill passes. Our heroes deserve this honor!
My father in law, Stanley Glassman, also served in the "Ghost Army". He was a far too modest man to ever really talk about his part in the war - I'd love to see him & all these other brave men get the recognition they deserve.
About Time! Never have so few done so much with so little! A salute to all of you and God Bless!
These people need recognition.
We are so grateful for what you did in WWII. Thank you for your service. Our class is studying WWII this semester and would relish an interview with you. We can come to you if that is easier. Please contact me through the email address above. Thank you!
To honor my father and all the men who served in The Ghost Army.
More unrecognised heroes who deserve better. Thank you all for your service!
Amazing story!
True hero!
These men deserve the medal and more! God Bless them for their honor and courage!
Let us never forget how our freedom is preserved. Stanley B. Nance left his wife who was expecting their first child to serve our country. Bless Stan and his sweet wife for their sacrifice!
It would be a great privilege to receive this recognition, for me and my fellows Ghost Army buddies. Thank you.
We can’t thank the courageous veterans enough that did so much for our country during WWII.
My father lied about his age to enlist in the Navy during WWII. He’s dead now, but doing this would also honor him.
We are so grateful for the bravery and courage of all our veterans!
It's time to recognize these brave soldiers!
Please push this through for a deserving group of patriots. Do it while some of them are alive.
Amazing army unit!