Interview with Norman J. Feitelson, WWII veteran. CCSU Veterans History Project

[bajnaj73]

This man might have known my Grandfather 5th inf div 11th inf regiment, co B. It would be interesting to talk to him. He was in Iceland and caught Strep which lead to Rheumatic heart disease. He had to fight the whole time in Europe short of breath etc. Somehow he survived. Finally in 1969 he had to have a valve replaced in his heart, major at the time. We lost him in Feb of 1988. Still miss him.

[It9LpBFS37]

he is a legend

[brucencalifornia]

thanks for TRANSCRIBER: Nancy Gregory :)'

[brucencalifornia]

Ahoy CCSUVHP consider the back-light when recording

I causes a hard-ship on people with Cataracts

[brucencalifornia]

Norman J. Feitelson thanks so much. your memories are what makes this country

want to carry on, people who knew what they were doing.

how nice that is.Some persons remain enlisted because of that.

A Wonderful Man, Basketball Captain/Corpral

Like when radar o' was a corp/capt (GREAT) in Mash

Wonderful Memories of post war activites being welcomed home/school/life/marriage/deat­h/teaching/young minds/parcel post driver/campers/ renewal/

Personalized by "I'm not a killer" with that smile

[ZiddersRooFurry]

@brucencalifornia Well said. Thank you for your service, Sir. There are people who recognize the risks you took, and the sacrifices you made. Thank you so much!!!!!!! -Chris Adams. And for shame, whoever disliked this.