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Mack, Frank Segment 11
Mack was going to bring his carbine home with him. He put it in his sea bag and had all of his stuff packed around it.
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Mack, Frank Segment 2
Mack graduated from high school June 1st, 1943.
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Mack, Frank Segment 3
Mack was attached to the Sixth Marine Division and sent to Guadalcanal for training.
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Mack, Frank Segment 4
There were little pockets of resistance [Annotators Note: during the first days on Okinawa]. His company started heading north.
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Mack, Frank Segment 5
Mack was out of action for about 12 days. They put him right back on the line after he healed. He wanted to get back on the line with his buddies.
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Mack, Frank Segment 6
The battle ended on June 21st [Annotators Note: On Okinawa in 1945]. The Sixth Marine Division went on to China.
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Mack, Frank Segment 7
When Mack was going into Okinawa in the Higgins boat, he claims he had a vision. It was a vision of his mother. His mother was a church organist.
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Mack, Frank Segment 8
Mack has had a good life. He worked for the Army Corps of Engineers for thirty five years. He retired in 1981. His career was a good one.
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Mack, Frank Segment 9
Mack has had a good life. He worked for the Army Corps of Engineers for thirty five years. He retired in 1981. His career was a good one.
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Madden, Jack Becoming a Sailor
Jack Madden took his basic training for the United States Navy in Newport, Rhode Island. He originally signed up to become an officer.
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Madden, Jack Early Life
Jack Madden was born in Troy, New York in 1924. He is a lifetime resident of Troy. Troy was a good town in which to grow up.
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Madden, Jack Mediterranean PT Boat Service
Jack Madden was transported on the old 40 and 8 train cars to his destination [Annotator's Note: following PT boat school, Madden was deployed