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World War II veterans gather in Austin to reflect on 'things that don't make it into the books'
Summary by The Austin Editorial Desk Raul Alonzo , as published by KUT News
· September 22, 2026
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From their experiences on the battlefront to their time reacclimating to civilian life, each participant — not one under 100 years old — had something to say about the war and how it’s remembered.
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What is this story about? From their experiences on the battlefront to their time reacclimating to civilian life, each participant — not one under 100 years old — had something to say about the war and how it’s remembered.
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