Bill Sommers
. . Bill Sommer entered the US Army in June 1941 and was a member of the 28th Infantry Division. He fought in the European theatre and finished his military service in October 1945.
Lester Snyder
. . After his University of Pittsburgh ROTC unit was activated in 1943, Lester Snyder of Dormont, PA, found himself at Ft. Bragg, NC, undergoing artillery training. But instead of being shipped overseas, Lester enrolled in the controversial Army Specialized Training Program, where he attended college classes six days a week.
Anthony Sercel
. . Anthony J. Sercel, 95, served with the Army’s 82 Airborne Division (504th Regiment, 3rd Battalion, I Company) in Europe during WW II. Unlike other units of the Division that prepared for the Normandy invasion, Mr. Sercel’s 504th Regiment was held back to fight in the Italian campaign–Anzio, Naples, Foggia,
Chris Sekula
. . Christopher Sekula: In My Own Words from Veterans Breakfast Club on Vimeo.
Joe Seidel
. . Joe Seidel served in the U.S. Army during WWII.
John Schweich
. . John Schweich of Beaver, Pennsylvania served in Vietnam as an army intelligence officer. He later served with the CIA as a civilian and retired from the Army Reserves as a lieutenant colonel. One of the most profound problems we faced in Vietnam, John recalls, is that military and political
