Edward Chekan
. . Edward Chekan Edward Chekan served in the US Navy from 1943 to 1946 as a radio operator and gunner aboard a PBY seaplane in the Atlantic. missing video/audio
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
Ralph Carrington
. . Ralph Carrington Ralph Carrington served with the Army Air Corps during WW II. But he almost didn’t get in. When he volunteered for service in 1942, it was discovered that he was colorblind. But a year later, as the war escalated, Ralph was drafted into the Army and
Joseph Capone
. . Joseph Capone Joseph Capone entered the US Army in January 1943 and served until December 1945. He fought in France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany as an infantryman in Company E, 415th Infantry Regiment, 104th Infantry Division, also known as the Timberwolf Division. We met Joseph Capone on a
Sam Cammarata
. . Sam Cammarata Sam Cammarata grew up in Pittsburgh’s Manchester neighborhood. At 94, he fondly recalls it as a wonderful place to live—ethnically rich and always exciting. After dropping out of high school, Sam went into the service in early 1940 (before US involvement in the war) and he
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:
