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My brother Lysle, left and me on the right |
The War continued for all of 1944 and people were weary and anxious for the troops to come home.
Here in Maine the Army opened a POW Camp for German men who had been captured, it was located in Houlton in Aroostook County. There was a labor shortage on the large potato farms and the prisoners were put to work, for which they were paid a stipend to use a the camp commissary.
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POW picking potatoes, the barrels are for shipping. |
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Payments for picking |
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Aircraft taking off from the USS Hornet in the South Pacific,
I was stationed on the Hornet during the Vietnam War |
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