Published: June 06, 2009
Words: 849 (approximate)
Language: English

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General William C. Lee is the father of the American paratrooper. He is without equal in the annals of WW II history. Almost totally unknown to the general public, it surely is appropriate on the 65th anniversary of the D-Day invasion of France to give him some due. General Lee was felled by a massive heart attack and was not able to lead his beloved 101st Airborne into battle.

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military, history, france, heroes, dday, invasion, 101st airborne

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Review by: Margaret Weaver on July 11, 2011 :
interesting information-further depth on life of the general is needed
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