Letters from a Foxhole

This is a story about my Dad, Bruce Dodson. He never would talk much about his time during World War II. Now that he and my Mom have passed, and being their only child, I have had the opportunity to go through all of their mementos. In doing so, I discovered a pile of letters that Dad wrote to his sister during his time in the service. Those letters, coupled with a search of WWII history are the focus of this blog.

Thursday, April 26, 2018

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Ron Dodson: I was born and raised in Southern Indiana and have lived in Albany County, NY since 1982. I am an environmental educator, author, photographer/videographer, genealogist, and reseller. I spent most of my professional life working for one conservation organization or another. I've created several environmental education programs that are now being used worldwide. I've written 3 books and co-written a dozen others.

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