Comments on: WW2 US Navy Edward Wulf

By: Cuz Cori aka Correen Wieczorek

Cuz Cori aka Correen Wieczorek — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 22:39:13 +0000

My Fav History Cuz has made me so proud. It is a wonderful site!!!
Our sadly, Late Grandfather Edward Wulf is definately proud and bragging! I want to say I did that interview while attending Central Catholic High School. My Junior year for American History with Mr. Schetzel. I think.I graduated in 1997 so it was 1996? I still have somewhere my grade. I missed a point because he didnt hear the time I was talking about in the beginning. I did have quite a long talk with my Grandfather before we taped it, so alot is sadly not there. I had a time limit with specific questions. I think i was the only video. He had 1 verbal tape recorded. I remember that he wanted to share mine with the class. All the rest were written interviews. My teacher was alot like my cuz Chris, said History needed to be remembered correctly!
I was glad to read that the video helped someone out! I hope it continues! God Bless All those who served and continue plus their friends & family!
Thanks for the words of appreciation cuz! Continue to make the family proud!

By: Joseph J Carter

Joseph J Carter — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 17:29:19 +0000

My father, Y2 Howard Newell Carter, was assigned to the armed troop transport USS Anteus (AG-67) / USNHS Rescue (AH-18) from January 1944 to December 1945. As the USNHS Rescue, the ship was commanded by Robert G Twining, brother of Generals Nathan F Twining USAAC/USAF, and Merrill G Twining USMC. My father was Yeoman to Captain Twining during the 1945 Pacific cruise (Okinawa) and was assigned to debrief the POWs transported aboard the USNHS Rescue after VJ Day. I have just over 100 pictures which Dad purchased from the ship’s photographer. He had no pictures of life aboard the USS Anteus (AG-67), but he did go thru the “Crossing the Equator” ceremony at that time (1944).

By: Jim Wulf

Jim Wulf — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 13:01:42 +0000

Your cousin Joel has enlisted in the Navy and is going to Boot camp in January 2010. I have been filling him up with stories of my time in the Navy and the stories from my father and your grandfather. Joel is already proud and honored by the decision he has made and knows that he will be a part of an elite group of Americans who have served are country.

By: Jim Wulf

Jim Wulf — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 16:40:09 +0000

Great site, Love the stories. Keep up the good work!