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  • Brignac, Martin War's End

    When Japan surrendered, Martin Brignac was on Ie-Shima working on an airstrip. He and another man decided to build a wooden refrigerator.

  • Brissie, Lou Segment 1

    Lou Brissie was raised in Greenville, South Carolina. His father was a barn stormer.

  • Brissie, Lou Segment 10

    Mr.

  • Brissie, Lou Segment 11

    In 1948 Lou Brissie went to spring training, after which he returned to Philadelphia to play the Phillies.

  • Brissie, Lou Segment 2

    Lou Brissie's father really wanted him to finish college. Mr.

  • Brissie, Lou Segment 3

    Lou Brissie's Uncle Robert was around the same age as he was and was more like a brother to him.

  • Brissie, Lou Segment 4

    [Annotators Note: Lou Brissie served in the army as an infantryman in Company G, 2nd Battalion, 351st Infantry Regiment, 88th Infantry Division and

  • Brissie, Lou Segment 5

    [Annotators Note: Lou Brissie served in the army as an infantryman in Company G, 2nd Battalion, 351st Infantry Regiment, 88th Infantry Division and

  • Brissie, Lou Segment 6

    On the night of 6 December [Annotator's Note: 6 December 1944] Lou Brissie was called and told to have his men ready to move out at three in t

  • Brissie, Lou Segment 7

    Major Brubaker [Annotator's Note: spelling unknown] operated on Lou Brissie. Brissie thought his entire squad had been killed.

  • Brissie, Lou Segment 8

    Lou Brissie was taken into surgery on 11 December [Annotator's Note: 11 December 1944].

  • Brissie, Lou Segment 9

    When Lou Brissie returned to the United States he first went to Finney General Hospital then to Northington General Hospital.

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