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2007-11-13- Speaker Event - "Living History: Our WW II Veterans ShareTheir Experiences" 



The peace that we enjoy today is due to the dedication and commitment of each veteran who proudly served our country. Referred to as the "Greatest Generation," World War II veterans know how important their contribution has been and continues to be. They have earned our gratitude.

Moderator Paul Edelson and a panel of five (5) local veterans, Ralph Jeffers, Bob Landes, Jack Morris, James Serano, and Bernard Tillis, who served in various branches of the armed forces, as they share their first-hand accounts of World War II.

Produced by Tom Reu and Ocean TV.

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