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| | Seeking experiences of soldiers for a book. infoSincerely, Aurora Brown Van Ausdall mae14@hotmail.com |
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Mae, your best bet is to head to the local VFW and speak to the members there. Online you are likely to encounter a very high "bs" quotient.
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| | Thanks Bulldog... info
I'll do that.
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| | Re: Seeking experiences of soldiers for a book. infoQuote:
We are more often treacherous through weakness than through calculation. ~Francois De La Rochefoucauld | |
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| | Any experiences are welcome... info
While I am looking for combat experiences, there is no reason not to include the everyday experiences of soldiers, even those who haven't seen combat. They can be just as interesting.
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There may be more combat veterans around here than some folks think.
I hate newspapermen. They come into camp and pick up their camp rumors and print them as facts. I regard them as spies, which in truth, they are. Gen. W.T. Sherman |
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I agree and disagree. There is a lot of tales of war and selfless service that you can access here. Yet at the same time there are stories that cannot be told. It is werid. Just look in all the other forums. There are already many stories posted. Just access those. Maybe you can compile a good portion of your book on that. The best thing to do is the face to face interviews. People generally tell more truthful tales when you can look them straight in the eye.
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Of all the millions of men that fought in WW1 from Britain there are just eight left and all these are over a 100 years old and I don't think you will find them online.
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