He was a 19-year-old stationed at Camp Malakole when the surprise attack was launched.
Eric San Juan
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Eric San Juan
Eric San Juan is the author of twelve nonfiction books, including "A Year of Hitchcock," "The Films of Martin Scorsese," and "Stuff Every Husband Should Know." His writing has appeared in the Philadelphia Weekly, Boston Literary Magazine, the legendary Weird Tales magazine, and many others.
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Hickman was in dozens of other films during his youth, including “Leave Her to Heaven.”
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He won Oscars for “The Godfather” and “Million Dollar Baby.”
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Murray was open about his struggles with anxiety and depression.
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Ingle’s 17-minute composition was Iron Butterfly’s only top-40 hit.
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Walton was already a basketball great when he began making waves as a broadcaster.
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Colin was in several bands after leaving Train and later taught music in Brussels.
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Bell designed the first commercially successful minicomputer.
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He appeared in movies like “Serpico,” “Midnight Run,” and “Carlito’s Way.”
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Koerner was central to the blues revival that fueled the 1960s.