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WW2DB's Guest Contribution at WWARII.com

26 Jun 2009

WW2 memorabilia collector Steven Terjeson's WWARII.com website is featuring a two-part series about the separation and reunion of Douglas MacArthur and Jonathan Wainwright, comrades-in-arms and dear friends. The direct links to the guest contribution written by WW2DB's C. Peter Chen are as follows:

Bitter Sweet Reunion, Part 1 of 2
Bitter Sweet Reunion, Part 2 of 2

Do you have any comments on this series? Have any advice for WW2DB? Be sure to share your tips either on this page or at WWARII.com.



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