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Click on the time code BELOW: 16:49.
00:00 KILLED IN ACTION (Beginning of this video)
16:49 SENSITIVE VIDEO ENDS HERE
KILLED IN ACTION – COMING HOME
If you thought the United State always brought home the soldiers, sailors, and airmen who were lost while fighting the country’s wars —
You would be wrong.
MUSIC: BEETHOVEN Symphony No. 3 in E-Flat Major, Op. 55 “Eroica”: II. Marcia funebre
London Symphony Orchestra, Wyn Morris
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Thanks for sharing such a unique and fascinating story.
My uncle Forest Woods, was with the US Army's 58th Division. He was wounded in the fall of 1918 in the Meuse Offense, wounded in his upper right arm, and Left leg by likely a German machine gun. He miraculously survived infection, transport, and the ":Spanish" Influenza. After what he experienced, he was a quiet, thoughtful, at times serene individual with a sense of humor. I recall seeing his wound on his upper right arm. He died in Portland Oregon in the late 1960's. God bless them all