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>I've been a computer user for some time now but am fairly new to Listserves and
>such, so I'm hoping this goes thru alright.   My name is (obviously) Nathan
>Henikoff. I'm a senior at Middlebury Union High School in Middlebury, Vt.  In
>my U.S. History class, our assignment is to write an essay about experiences of
>U.S. citizens both at home and abroad, during WWII.   I would be interested in
>E-mailing back and forth with anyone who has some insight on this.
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>I can send some specific questions when I know if I'm doing this right. If
>people are in fact reading this, please feel free to write about your
>experiences during the war.  Anything you like to tell.
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>I sit here, eagerly awaiting any reply.  Thanks!
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>nathan henikoff@acsubbs.acsu.k12.vt.us
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Nathan: I am a WWII combat veteran, served in Europe from D+4 (4 days
after D-day, and, after the war, stayed on to help. I was discharged in
April, 1946, used the GI Bill to complete my education. As it has been
a long time ago, some of my memories have (thankfully)been lost, but if
I can help, I'll answer any of your questions I can. Good luck on your
quest,

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