We had no choice. How did the ending of the war change your life? I was just glad it was over, thank god it did not have any violence in the United States. What was school like during the war? just like regular school, it did not change much. Did they talk about the war on TV or on the radio? Always on the radio...
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They only said things in a broad perspective on what was going on. Not much on T.V. The military coded everything. The letters were sensored, blotted or cut out. Sometimes we wold not hear from my brothers for 14 to 30 days. In the letters my brother Frank wrote us, he would always sign it in different girls names that would tell us where he was stationed at...
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