This is truly one of the best articles that I have read in a really long time. Very well written and boy does it hit home. Please take the time to read it and reflect upon its meaning.

Thank you Sgt Leo for sending it to me.

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Received this letter last night. I placed his link on our site this morning.

Hello Marion,

My name is Jim Dunigan III, I am the NCOIC(Non-Commissioned Officer

In Charge) of Able Company, U.S. 30th Infantry Regiment, U.S. 3rd

Infantry Division(Reenacted) from Savannah, Georgia. Myself and a

friend started the living history/reenacting unit in the Summer of 1998.

We dedicate our time to the courage, bravery, lineage and history of

not only the U.S. 30th Infantry but, of the U.S. 3rd Infantry

Division as well and we would like to extend a welcome if you like,

to post our website on your site. Our address is:

http://www.geocities.com/aco_30thir_3rdid/

Our website has numerous attributes to help the public learn about the U.S. 3rd Infantry Division and the U.S. 30th Infantry Regiment, the "forgotten regiment" of the U.S. 3rd Infantry Division.

We have the following sections set up as learning tools for the

public: Commanding Officers, Weapons of the Company, the most concise

history of the U.S. 3rd Infantry Division but, moreover the U.S. 30th

Infantry Regiment from its beginnings during the War of 1812 to the

present day, Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients...etc...

Thank you for your time,

Sgt. James Dunigan III

Able Co., U.S. 30th Infantry Regiment

U.S. 3rd Infantry Division(Reenacted)

Let us take a moment to bow our heads and remember all those who were injured or died on 7 December, 1941.

http://www.authentichistory.com/ww2/news/1...19411207-8.html

Please note that this site uses Real Audio for it's audio files. I personally do not like to install Real Audio on my computers because it tends to take over a lot of files and settings. If you have it on your computer already, then go ahead and click on the files on this site. If not use the link below this to listen to Franklin's speech.

This link uses Windows Media Player

http://www.radiochemistry.org/history/nucl...dr_infamy.shtml

http://www.barefootsworld.net/pearl.html

I found this page yesterday listing several books written by veteran's who have been POW's of Japan.

Most of them offer autographed copies!

http://www.west-point.org/family/adbc/book...files/membk.htm

"The Alamo of the Pacific"

by Otis H. King, 4th Marines, 3rd Btn.

"An Angel on my Shoulder"

by Geoff Monument

"Barbed Wire and Rice: Poems from Japanese Prison Camp"

Collected by B.D. McKendree

"Bataan Diary-1940-1945"

by James L. Rand

"Bataan: A Survivor's Memoir"

by James "Hank" Cowan

"The Emperor's Angry Guest"

by Ralph M. Knox

The Boys of Montana

by Jim (Bud) Kerns, 4th Marines, 2nd Btn.

"Forty Months in Hell"

by Pat Hitchcock, 4th Marines, Hdq Btn.

"I'm One of the Lucky Ones, I Came Home Alive"

by Raymond C. Heimbuch, Hq & HQ Sqdn, 5th Air Base Group

"I Solemnly Swear"

by Sgt. Robert Morris Brown, Survivor of the Oryoku Maru

"Kobe House, POW No. 13"

by Arthur J. Locke, Hq & Hq Sqdn, FEASC

"Late Summer of 1941 and My War with Japan"

by Weldon Hamilton, U.S. Air Force

"MIKADO no KYAKU"

by Donald Versaw, 4th Marines, 2nd Btn, 4th Marine Band

"My Hitch in Hell : The Bataan Death March"

by Lester Tenney

"My Japanese POW Diary Story"

by Tillman J. Rutledge, US. Army, 31st Infantry, Polar Bears

"No Uncle Sam: the Forgotten of Bataan"

by Anton F. Bilek, published October 2003

"O'Donnell, Andersonville of the Pacific"

by John E. Olson, 57th Infantry (PS)

"Soldier-Priest: An Adventure in Faith"

by The Rev. John J. Morrett, 88th FA Regt. (PS)

"Soochow and the Fourth Marines"

by William R. Evans, Deceased U.S. Army

"Surviving the Day"

by Frank J. Grady

"Triumphs and Tragedies, Corregidor and Its Aftermath"

by Arthur B. Baker

"Under the Samurai Sword"

by C. M. Graham, 60th CAC, Battery "G"

"We Remember Bataan and Corregidor"

by Mariano Villarin

"When Help Never Came"

by Quentin R. Sabotta, Army Air Corps; 2nd Observation Squadron

Hi my name is Odis Warren and I'm excited about finding this sight. I have been working on a memorial page for the 14th Combat Engineering Battalion and have come to the point where I need some real experianced advice. I am looking for any advice on how would be the best way to get names of fellow soldiers who served with the 36th / 2827th engineers who gave their lives from 1941-1950. Any leads are really appreciated.

Thank you

Odis Warren

Vietnam

4th CEB

14th CEB Sappers