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My father still recalls the early days when liberation finally reached Rangoon, Burma. He was five years old during the Burma Campaign led by Allied troops from Britain, India, various … Continue reading To the Spoils of Memory: K-Rations, Biscuits and the Young and the Restless
There was weighted disappointment behind each obligatory reply back, accompanied with limp “better luck next time” sentiments. They all knew full well; however, that I had no other aspirations of … Continue reading My Advice To the Daughter I Thought I Was Going to Have
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