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“These guys could have gotten killed”. Survivor Steve Barry, on American soldiers in combat who stopped to liberate him and 2500 others.

September 1, 2011 by Matthew Rozell

Steve is one of my good friends and Frank is the featured liberator coming to our 2011 Reunion. Steve wishes he could be here and so do I! I miss the guy!!

If you would like to see a nice clip of Steve reuniting with one of his liberators, you can click on the link. Steve became a US Army Ranger after he was liberated by the Americans.

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