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Two minutes to die

"These are the memories of Leonard A. Rein of his service aboard the USS Montpelier in the Pacific, during World War II. Written by his son, Alan L. Rein, from stories told to him by his father over a fifteen-year period"—Page [i].

Audience
adult
Length
short · 147 pages

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