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COLEGIO TERRANOVA
Lenguaje b
WRITTEN REPORT
War: World War, 1939-1945
Branch: Army
Unit: C Company, 192nd Tank Battalion
Service Location:Pacific Theater; Philippines; Mukden, Manchuria
Rank: Staff Sergeant
POW: Yes
Place of Birth: OHIO
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As an idealistic 21-year old from Mansfield,Ohio, who enlisted in the Army two years after the Second World War broke out in Europe, Albert Allen just wanted to do what everyone else at the timewas doing: help make the world a better place. What he didn’t know was that he would grow as an individual, learning new things about himself and becoming anew person. The “new” Albert Allen was stationed at an airfield in Bataan when U.S. forces surrendered; he was strong enough and able to surviveimprisonment in Bataan, the Bataan Death March, and imprisonment in Manchuria as well. His story reveals the brutality of the Japanese—the beatings, the scaretactics, the lack of food, and poor sanitary conditions-all of it reflecting the lack of respect they had for the American soldiers.
What I have learnedof Albert Allen is that a person can serve its country without ending with his individual, with its own opinions and rights, also that while you grow andgrow with the pass of the years you didn’t stop changing and becoming a new person, you didn’t stop changing and becoming a new person, you can repair yourmistakes of the past and also being able to do what you want no matter what
Source: http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/vhp/bib/loc.natlib.afc2001001.05549
Lenguaje b
WRITTEN REPORT
War: World War, 1939-1945
Branch: Army
Unit: C Company, 192nd Tank Battalion
Service Location:Pacific Theater; Philippines; Mukden, Manchuria
Rank: Staff Sergeant
POW: Yes
Place of Birth: OHIO
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As an idealistic 21-year old from Mansfield,Ohio, who enlisted in the Army two years after the Second World War broke out in Europe, Albert Allen just wanted to do what everyone else at the timewas doing: help make the world a better place. What he didn’t know was that he would grow as an individual, learning new things about himself and becoming anew person. The “new” Albert Allen was stationed at an airfield in Bataan when U.S. forces surrendered; he was strong enough and able to surviveimprisonment in Bataan, the Bataan Death March, and imprisonment in Manchuria as well. His story reveals the brutality of the Japanese—the beatings, the scaretactics, the lack of food, and poor sanitary conditions-all of it reflecting the lack of respect they had for the American soldiers.
What I have learnedof Albert Allen is that a person can serve its country without ending with his individual, with its own opinions and rights, also that while you grow andgrow with the pass of the years you didn’t stop changing and becoming a new person, you didn’t stop changing and becoming a new person, you can repair yourmistakes of the past and also being able to do what you want no matter what
Source: http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/vhp/bib/loc.natlib.afc2001001.05549
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