Tag: WWII

She was shunned by many because of leprosy; but such social stigma would later on prove to be an asset ...

IT was May 11th 1942 when Capt. Ethel Sally Blaine Millett, nine other Army nurses and three other women were ...

IT took him 65 years to set foot again on the island of Saipan. Sylmar, California-resident John Fusano — whose ...

STAFF Sergeant Raymond Hagley, originally from Cleveland, Ohio, left his family a legacy of rare color Kodachrome slides. Little did his ...

A former Imperial Army soldier has vowed to keep coming back to Saipan to pray for those who perished in ...