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a gray on March 14, 1945 
Lloyd Marken on May 4, 1944 a gray on May 4, 1944 
Walt Busalacchi on March 4, 1945 a gray on March 4, 1945 a gray on June 4, 1944 
joynealkidney on June 4, 1944 a gray on April 5, 1945 
zgreenlee on April 5, 1945 The Days of August,… on Wayne Walt Busalacchi on March 4, 1945 a gray on Wayne 
Michael Umbarger on Wayne Lloyd Marken on April 15, 1944 
Louis Nix on March 14, 1945
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August 2, 1945
They All Came Home Wayne’s youngest brother, Harry Nordman Gray, returned to the United States on August 2, 1945. He celebrated his 19th birthday in Germany five weeks before. He was the last member of his family to have seen … Continue reading →
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