Roger Carter
. . Roger Carter Roger Carter entered the US Navy in September 1944 and served aboard the amphibious landing craft, LSM 476. He landed on Okinawa on Easter Sunday, 1945 and left the Navy in November 1947. missing video
Angelo Cammarata
. . Angelo Cammarata Angelo Cammarata was drafted into the US Navy during WWII and served as a cook on a troop transport in both the Pacific and Atlantic theaters. During the war, four Cammarata borthers all served at the same time. I May Be Gone Last call:
Bob Brodine
. . Bob Brodine missing image A native of Galesburg, Illinois, Bob Brodine joined the Navy at age 17 on July 1, 1943. He liked math and science and wanted to be a meteorologist. Either that or a submarine man. The Navy sent him to radio school and made him
Eugene Bowser
. . Eugene Bowser Gene Bowser served in the Navy in the Pacific on the U.S.S. Bremerton (CA-130). He supplied the 1,800 men on board with their food, allotted just sixty-two cents a day to feed each man. Carrying on a peculiar, but time-honored navy tradition, Gene’s commander gave him
Bob Blair
. . Bob Blair Bob Blair served in the 134th Navy Construction Battalion in Guam. Upon arriving there, he remembers, “everything was totally destroyed.” Bob worked in the Commanding Officer’s office, typing records and making copies on a mimeograph machine. Surrounded by officers, Bob was aware of how much better
Eleanor Berge
. . Eleanor Berge missing image Eleanor Berge served with the US Navy during WWII. missing video missing
