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World War Two

January 31, 2013September 3, 2014 Maryann Barnes

Those Places Thursday – Bernie Doran’s Travels

This Army photograph of Bernard Doran, Jr. (1917-1973), is from when he served in the United States Army during World War II. He was a quiet and kind man and never really talked about his travels. Looking at this photo, he looks so serious, while his buddy has such a happy ear-to-ear grin. Bernie stayed … Continue reading Those Places Thursday – Bernie Doran’s Travels

January 4, 2013January 5, 2013 Maryann Barnes

In Memoriam – Paul A. Rozenek (1921-1944)

The handsome young man shown in this portrait above was Paul A. Rozenek, and the picture was taken while he was an Army Private First Class in the United States Army during World War Two. It was taken at Frank's Photo Art Studio, 3049 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, Illinois. The photo was for his parents, Jan … Continue reading In Memoriam – Paul A. Rozenek (1921-1944)

November 9, 2012November 10, 2012 Maryann Barnes

Photos of the Week – James F. Doran and WW2 Friends

This photograph shows James F. Doran (1919-1997) of Harrison, NJ with an Army buddy from the neighboring city of Bayonne, before shipping out to Europe during World War II. The two friends look so carefree, confidant, and ready for whatever the future has in store for them. They were in the 4th "Ivy" Division of … Continue reading Photos of the Week – James F. Doran and WW2 Friends

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      • World War I Casualties: Dorans from Belfast area
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      • Hall surname in City Directories of Belfast, Northern Ireland
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