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Posts Tagged ‘World War II’

Bud Currah: A Shoshoni Kid at Okinawa

By WHS Webmaster | November 11, 2025 | 0

He was throwing a football with his friend Dale Downey on a cold December day when the word came across the radio. His dad came outside telling them that the Japanese had just bombed Pearl Harbor.

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