Aging WW II Vets Share Stories With Next Generation
Ernie Rabineau shows off his WW II uniform to Bonnie Koning of the Veterans Esteem Team in Attica, Michigan, on Dec. 21, 2021. Steven Kovac/Epoch Times
“Soldiering in Patton’s army was tough,” remembers 97-year-old Ernie Rabineau. “We called him ‘Old Blood and Guts.’ We needed people like that because Germany was a strong, powerful, and tough enemy.”
Widowed for the past seven years, Ernie lives alone in a comfortable three-bedroom ranch-style home on a country road near Attica, Michigan.
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Aging WW II Vets Share Stories With Next Generation
“Soldiering in Patton’s army was tough,” remembers 97-year-old Ernie Rabineau. “We called him ‘Old Blood and Guts.’ We needed people like that because Germany was a strong, powerful, and tough enemy.”
Widowed for the past seven years, Ernie lives alone in a comfortable three-bedroom ranch-style home on a country road near Attica, Michigan.
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