Tag Archives: World War II

Distinguished Military Career WWII, Korean War & Vietnam (Issue 154)

By Freedom Lady | January 27, 2009

 This week, the military officer I was married to passed away. He had a distinguished military career in the United States Air Force, and was a veteran of three wars: World War II, Korea and also Vietnam.
 
He was an outstanding pilot… one of those people his fellow officers described as having a natural born ability [...]

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My Patriotic Duty and the Path it Led Me (Issue 127)

By Freedom Lady | November 15, 2008

It seems as far back as I can remember I have always loved Freedom and wanted sovereignty of myself, but for many years, I had a different concept of it than I do now.
 
I married a military officer who was a command pilot towards the end of World War II. When he was released from [...]

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The Orient: A Strange And Unfamiliar Country, Part 3 (Issue 78)

By Freedom Lady | September 21, 2008

Our move to Tokyo would be our last move while in Japan. We remained living in Grants for the remainder of the tour of duty.
 
We left to return to the States in 1960. In the 15 years since the end of World War II, Japan was emerging as an economic global power . . . [...]

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