Robert Constant Peterson

Birth date
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May 30, 1921 |
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Age they entered the service |
21 |
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Hometown |
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Branch of the service |
Army Air Corps |
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Rank |
Robert entered the service as a private and
was a staff sergeant when he left. |
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Name of their unit |
Finance Department |
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When they served |
August 17, 1942-February 26, 1946 |
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Where did you serve? |
6 weeks were in |
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Did you enlist or were you
drafted? |
Drafted |
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How did you feel about going to
war? |
Robert was glad to be part of the large group
fighting for the country. |
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Did you have any family members
that went to war? If so, did they survive? |
Robert’s cousin went to war and survived. |
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Were you ever wounded? How and
where? |
No. |
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Did you receive any medals? Which
ones? |
Robert received a Good Conduct Medal and an
American Theater Medal. |
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Do you have a war story you would
like to tell? |
No |
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What was your reaction when you found
out the war was over? |
Robert
was glad when the war was over because the war was tiring. |
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What was the most frightening
event of the war for you? |
There
was a hurricane threat when Robert was working in |
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What was the most cherished memory
of the war for you? |
Robert
loved meeting the people that he served with. |
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Do you have regrets about your
service in World War II? |
No |
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How do you feel about |
Robert
feels that America has its problems, but it will survive. |
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How do you feel about the war with
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Robert
feels that it wasn’t too good of a war, but it was good that it got rid of
Hussein. |
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Is there anything else you would
like to add? |
No |