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Payne City, a Personal Account from a Lone Survivor During WWII, a Member of the 3rd Infantry Division, 30th Regiment, 3rd Battalion, Co. K.
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- Narrated by: Jason Kaye and Ross Pipkim for HotGhost Productions
- Length: 2 hrs and 19 mins
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Payne City, a Personal Account from a Lone Survivor During WWII, a Member of the 3rd Infantry Division, 30th Regiment, 3rd Battalion, Co. K.
Narrated by:
Jason Kaye and Ross Pipkim for HotGhost Productions
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A wonderful trip through time and a whild journey of trails and tribulations.
©2021 Keith Giddens (P)2024 Keith Giddens
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