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                  <text>From left: Bob Morris, Jim Krebs, and Minor McGraw. </text>
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15 Yr old – Japan Bomb Pearl Harbor – 1941&#13;
Graduated High School – 1943&#13;
Enlisted at 17 yr old – Twin brother (Jack) and I together&#13;
Basic at Ft Riley, Kansas&#13;
Maneuvers at Camp Mc Cain, Miss.&#13;
Fort Jackson, S.C., to join Patton’s 3rd Army, 346 Regiment, 87th Infantry, Company C&#13;
Camp Kilmer, NJ&#13;
Set Sail on Queen Elizabeth&#13;
6 days later – landed Glasgow, Scotland&#13;
Train to Congleton, England&#13;
2 weeks later – sailed to Le’Havre, France&#13;
1st enemy encounter – Metz, France&#13;
400 miles in 30 days to Saar Basin &#13;
Next Siegfried Line – lost our bazooka team&#13;
Brother Jack and I volunteered as new bazooka team&#13;
20 days thru Siegfried Line – captured 3 German towns&#13;
Break through 300 miles north on Belgian, German border in Ardennes Forest&#13;
&#13;
Patton’s 3rd Army needed to stop them&#13;
4 days and nights – Battle of the Bulge&#13;
Brother Jack and I awarded Silver Star Medal for encounter 4 days after end of Bulge&#13;
Gruflange, Belgium&#13;
3 days later – Jack mortally wounded – died in my arms&#13;
Received bullet through hip &amp; shrapnel in back helping brother&#13;
After wounds healed – sent to 1135th Combat Engineers &#13;
1135th put 1st bridges across Rhine River for Patton’s 3rd Army to cross (my old outfit)&#13;
Discharged Jan 12 1946 at Indiantown Gap Penn&#13;
&#13;
European-African Middle East Campaign eith 3 Bronze Stars&#13;
Silver Star Medal&#13;
Bronze Star Medal&#13;
2 Purple Hearts&#13;
Combat Infantry Badge&#13;
WWII Victory Medal&#13;
Distinguished Unit Citation&#13;
Good Conduct Medal&#13;
Delaware County Outstanding Veteran Award – Nov 11, 2015&#13;
Hometown Hero Award Jan 2016 from Sunny 95 Radio, Hometown Newspapers, The Federal Credit Union&#13;
Flag flown over nation’s capital July 4, 2015&#13;
Parades&#13;
Grand Marshall in Delaware 2007&#13;
Grand Marshall in Sunbury 2014&#13;
Grand Marshall in Westerville 2015&#13;
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                  <text>Minor L McGraw&#13;
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U.S. Army – Medical Corps&#13;
Entered active service 10/23/43&#13;
Discharged from active duty 3/21/46&#13;
17 weeks Basic Training at Camp Grant, Illinois&#13;
Billings General Hospital, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana November 43 to May 44&#13;
Basic Training, Camp Grant&#13;
Bulk of service  was with 167th General Hospital in France as Surgical Technician&#13;
Returned to the USA in late 45 and discharged in 46&#13;
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