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"They Wanted A Woman": French Women On Rapes By US Soldiers During WW II
Aimee Dupre had always kept silent about the rape of her mother by two American soldiers after the Normandy landings in June 1944. But 80 years after the brutal assault, she finally felt it was time to speak out.
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French Women Speak Out On Rapes By US Soldiers During World War II
Aimee Dupre had always kept silent about the rape of her mother by two American soldiers after the Normandy landings in June 1944.
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World War II Ship That Sank With 864 Soldiers On Board Found After 84 Years
Dubbed as Australia's "worst maritime disaster", the ship was torpedoed while it was travelling from Papua New Guinea to China's Hainan by a US submarine.
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Wreckage Of World War II US Air Force Aircraft Found In Arunachal Pradesh
A 12-member patrol team of its soldiers discovered the wreckage of a World War II vintage US Air Force aircraft on March 30, the Indian Army informed on Thursday.
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US Locates Missing World War II Soldiers' Remains In Arunachal Pradesh
The United States today said it has successfully located remains of the country's servicemen who went missing in Arunachal Pradesh during World War II.
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Pentagon Still Searching for Its Lost World War II Veterans
Long dead but little forgotten, US soldiers who disappeared across the globe during World War II are being reunited with their loved ones in a dogged push to find and bring home their bodies.
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Okinawans Still Haunted By Horror of War 70 Years On
Seventy years after the Battle of Okinawa, Yoshiko Shimabukuro still has terrifying nightmares of watching friends and Japanese soldiers die as they hid in caves to escape fierce American shelling.
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Man known as 'kissing sailor' in WWII-era image dies
A man who became known for claiming he was the U.S. sailor kissing a woman in Times Square in a famous World War II-era photo taken by a Life magazine photographer has died. Glenn McDuffie was 86.
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US plans to reduce its military size to pre-World War II level
The US plans to shrink the size of its military to its smallest force since pre-World War II level and eliminate an entire class of Air Force attack jets, according to a media report.
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Dutch fuming at retired US general's gays comment
The Dutch prime minister denounced as "irresponsible" a claim by a retired US general that gay Dutch soldiers were partly to blame for allowing Europe's worst massacre since World War II on Friday.
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"They Wanted A Woman": French Women On Rapes By US Soldiers During WW II
Aimee Dupre had always kept silent about the rape of her mother by two American soldiers after the Normandy landings in June 1944. But 80 years after the brutal assault, she finally felt it was time to speak out.
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French Women Speak Out On Rapes By US Soldiers During World War II
Aimee Dupre had always kept silent about the rape of her mother by two American soldiers after the Normandy landings in June 1944.
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World War II Ship That Sank With 864 Soldiers On Board Found After 84 Years
Dubbed as Australia's "worst maritime disaster", the ship was torpedoed while it was travelling from Papua New Guinea to China's Hainan by a US submarine.
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Wreckage Of World War II US Air Force Aircraft Found In Arunachal Pradesh
A 12-member patrol team of its soldiers discovered the wreckage of a World War II vintage US Air Force aircraft on March 30, the Indian Army informed on Thursday.
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US Locates Missing World War II Soldiers' Remains In Arunachal Pradesh
The United States today said it has successfully located remains of the country's servicemen who went missing in Arunachal Pradesh during World War II.
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Pentagon Still Searching for Its Lost World War II Veterans
Long dead but little forgotten, US soldiers who disappeared across the globe during World War II are being reunited with their loved ones in a dogged push to find and bring home their bodies.
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Okinawans Still Haunted By Horror of War 70 Years On
Seventy years after the Battle of Okinawa, Yoshiko Shimabukuro still has terrifying nightmares of watching friends and Japanese soldiers die as they hid in caves to escape fierce American shelling.
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Man known as 'kissing sailor' in WWII-era image dies
A man who became known for claiming he was the U.S. sailor kissing a woman in Times Square in a famous World War II-era photo taken by a Life magazine photographer has died. Glenn McDuffie was 86.
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US plans to reduce its military size to pre-World War II level
The US plans to shrink the size of its military to its smallest force since pre-World War II level and eliminate an entire class of Air Force attack jets, according to a media report.
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Dutch fuming at retired US general's gays comment
The Dutch prime minister denounced as "irresponsible" a claim by a retired US general that gay Dutch soldiers were partly to blame for allowing Europe's worst massacre since World War II on Friday.
