Posted on 05/21/2023 6:29:26 PM PDT by Red in Blue PA
PLUMSTEAD TWP., Pa. - "We’re excited to see more of these dedications for deserving military members," said Leigh Bleam, Nephew of WWII Vet Albert LeRoy Angeny.
Bucks County native, Albert LeRoy Angeny, was a World War II Veteran.
He served our nation in the Pacific Theater, and was just in his early 20s when he lost his life in 1945. The ship he serving on was hit by a Japanese Kamikaze warplane. He was one of 95 sailors lost at sea that day.
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Ping.
Need to honor more of them, along with the ones who survived & returned as well.
We shall never see their like again, especially in that of a “cyber solider”.
What was Angeny’s ship?
My mother had a cousin who was on the carrier U.S.S Franklin.
That was hit by a kamikaze in March of 1945.
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