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At 100, WWII Navy veteran from Cockeysville reflects on service from D-Day to Okinawa
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At 100, WWII Navy veteran from Cockeysville reflects on service from D-Day to Okinawa
According to the National World II Museum, fewer than 70,000 of the 16.4 million Americans who served in World War II are still alive. Most are in their 90s, a few are over 100. Harold Thompson of Cockeysville, who joined the Navy at age 17, turned 100 last month. Thompson spoke to WBAL NewsRadio for WBAL News Now at 6 p.m. and WBAL News Now Weekend Edition. | LISTEN: WWII Navy veteran Harold Thompson speaks with WBAL’s Robert Lang [audio mp3="h…
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