George Jackson, 326th Airborne Engineering Battalion
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I just got off the phone with George. A member of the National WWII Museum performed his own interview after finding out about George on the Internet. He was surprised and happy! Apparently, his story is spreading.

 

George finally got the answer he was looking for, as to why he had to be selected to go with those gliders, rather than jump in Holland with the rest of his unit. Larry Miller, a historian with the Museum, let him know that they needed engineers to come in on that glider on that day to help repair a bridge if it was blown up. George is finally happy to get an answer after 60-some years. I'm so happy for him!

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George Jackson, 326th Airborne Engineering Battalion - by vette97 - 12-27-2010, 12:12 PM
George Jackson, 326th Airborne Engineering Battalion - by vette97 - 08-22-2011, 09:31 PM

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