Mr. Ciampa, thank you and all the others involved in this project for providing this personal memoir of your experiences in WW II. I know that this DVD will become a valuable resource for the Los Angeles middle school teachers and students where I am the librarian. I intend to buy and donate a copy today. All the best to you and your associates!

Thanks for your service then and now. The jobs you have taken up needed very much to have been done. Your page on www.inproudremembrance.com is where I first saw your story, my dad was Morris Lee "Jack " Baker 9th Division. Thanks again David Baker

Hi George, Thank you for informing me of this website I love what you have done with Sandi's help. I remember some of the stories you told me about the Battle of the Bulge, things you did that I will never forget. George, I am proud to know you and to have worked with you at the LA Times. God Bless you. Your pal, Rush Marion

hello, i think its really great that you started this website , we are losing the veteran very fast , we are living in belgium and just adopted 2 graves in henri chapelle cemetary about 6 months ago, my 2 grandfathers where resistance men , and they fought the nazi with sabotage and in any other way possible, when our liberators came in 1944 and driven the germans back , they fought side by side , so whe now in wich high price our freedom was given back to us , now whe started a world war 2 re-enactment group (as a hobby) but also to teach and remember what happenned more than 60 years ago, whe think that the schools don't teach enough about world war 1 and world war 2 ,the history classes still teach about the romans and the medieval times and thats ok , but teach the children also about what whent wrong in the last century, keep up the good work and let us never forget and remember all the men and women who died for our freedom , greetings from belgium and god bless.

George, Thank you so much for doing this. I just ordered your new DVD and I know it will have special meaning to me and my family. God bless you. Mary Butterfield