[riley1992]

Please move this thread to the News/Activism side. It is a horrid shame that a story of this nature has only seen three replies and that is due soley to it being posted on this side. If this doesn't deserve to be posted on the other side, I give up on this site entirely. Thanks.

[West Virginian]

I just finished reading No Greater Sacrifice, No Greater Love by Walter Ford Carter. Reading this book has taught me more about WWII than I've learned in my 54 years. It personalized it for me in such a way that I felt as if a member of my own family had lost his life that day. And seeing the kind of person that Frank Wawrynovic (the person Dr. Carter saved) became makes the story that much more poignant.