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#17 Ernest Kreiling and his bride touring battlefield where he took his first prisoner during WWII.

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#17 Ernest Kreiling and his bride touring battlefield where he took his first prisoner during WWII.

50+ Photos That Capture Honeymoon Of A Couple On Battlefields of WWII

#17 Ernest Kreiling and his bride touring battlefield where he took his first prisoner during WWII.

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←#16 Ernest Kreiling and his bride looking at a wrecked jeep during tour of battlefields.
#18 Ernie Kreiling gets helmet put on his head by his laughing wife in the foxhole where he first heard an enemy shell during their vacation tour of battlefields were he fought during WWII in North country.→

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