Soldiers Heart
This season of Soldiers’ Heart features 15 veteran stories from the Pacific Theatre of Operations during WWII.
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This season of Soldiers’ Heart features 15 veteran stories from the Pacific Theatre of Operations during WWII.
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This season of Soldiers’ Heart features 15 veteran stories from the Pacific Theatre of Operations during WWII.
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This season of Soldiers’ Heart features 15 veteran stories from the Pacific Theatre of Operations during WWII.
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This season of Soldiers’ Heart features 15 veteran stories from the Pacific Theatre of Operations during WWII.
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This season of Soldiers’ Heart features 15 veteran stories from the Pacific Theatre of Operations during WWII. Soldiers' Heart is written and produced by me, Cyndi Briggs, and features veterans stories from North Carolina. We honor vets by listening to their stories. You can follow along on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook at Soldiers’ Heart NC.
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This season of Soldiers’ Heart features 15 veteran stories from the Pacific Theatre of Operations during WWII. Soldiers' Heart is written and produced by me, Cyndi Briggs, and features veterans stories from North Carolina. We honor vets by listening to their stories. You can follow along on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook at Soldiers’ Heart NC.
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This season of Soldiers’ Heart features 15 veteran stories from the Pacific Theatre of Operations during WWII.
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This season of Soldiers’ Heart features 15 veteran stories from the Pacific Theatre of Operations during WWII.
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In the the Season One Finale of Soldiers' Heart, you'll hear from a civilian with a message of gratitude for WWII GIs: Lesley Saner was a little girl in Manchester during the German Blitzkrieg. In this interview she vividly recounts midnight air raids, rationing, and the arrival of the American troops with their soccer balls and candy. This is her love letter to American service men and women everywhere around the world. Full interview: https://soundcloud.com/musews/lesley-saner-21-april-2017
info_outlineMr. Henry Wilson served in the United States Army during World War II. As an African-American soldier, he was drafted not into the infantry, but into an engineering dump truck company, hauling troops and supplies, rebuilding roads and bridges, and de-fusing mines. He saw significant combat in France, Belgium, and Germany. He also experienced racism and brotherhood, both, with the troops in the Army. After the war, he worked for RJR and lived in Winston-Salem. His proudest achievement is volunteering with the Tarheel Boys’ State and helping young people thrive. Mr. Wilson was interviewed on January 20, 2016, at his home in Winston-Salem by Cyndi Briggs.