wnuk. and he showed me the index card, and it said wnuk, joseph f., four, found november 5, 1993.and he had a tremendous amount of information on joe winook to get the date of enlistment which was april 271970 and in philadelphia, pa. he had his eye patients. joe winook had also won a silver star. he had the day he was wounded, june 11, 1918, the location he was wounded and on and on and on. i should point out he found this fork in 1993. so he found all this information well before google. it was really, really impressive. but there was one piece of the story that he didn't have. and i did have this piece of the story because i had met eugene lee, and that's this. after they got sent back, they worked hard to keep each of the spirits of. they talked a lot about what they've done in hospitals and what they do once they got hundred the fight was often terrible. but never quite areas, too, or relatively quiet. but even during these quiet periods though germans wanted to let the americans know that they were still out there. so every once in a while they would send a show for mile or

wnuk. and he showed me the index card, and it said joseph f, fork found november 5th, 1993. had a tremendous amount of information on joe. he had the date of less enlistment which was april 27th, philadelphia pa. he had the citation. he won a sill territorial-type star. he had the state he was wounded june 11th, 1918. the location he was wounded. on and on an on. he found the fork in 1993. so he found all of this information well before google. it was really, really impressive. but there was one piece of the story that he didn't have. i did have this piece of the story. i had met eugene lee. that's this; after they got sent back, they worked hard to keep each other's spirits up. they talked a lot about what they had done in the hospital. what they would do once they got home. and the fight was often terrible. but there were quite periods too relatively quite periods. even during the quite periods the germans wanted to let the americans know they were still out there. so every once awhile, they would send up a shell from a mile or two away just to let the americans know they