Post by connie on Sept 16, 2021 17:23:31 GMT -5
Following the Footsteps of My Father video: vimeo.com/198357872?utm_campaign=2470763&utm_source=affiliate&utm_channel=affiliate&cjevent=655e713c173c11ec830f61590a1c0e13&clickid=655e713c173c11ec830f61590a1c0e13
This shy 15 minute video tells a powerful story.
It begins with with a son named Chris Edmonds looking through the POW Diary of his father Roddie Edmonds who was a master sergeant with Headquarters Company of the 422nd Infantry Regiment of the 106th Infantry Division. Resolving to learn more about his father's story, Chris googled his name and found an article in the New York Times in which another soldier, relating his own story, briefly mentioned that there was a man named Roddie Edmonds who saved his life...
Chris Resolves to learn more, and the background of this video evolves, as a series of men who were in Stalag IX-A begin telling the story of how their lives had been saved by the actions of Roddie Edmonds...
Thread on Roddie Edmonds: 106thdivision.proboards.com/post/5007/thread
This shy 15 minute video tells a powerful story.
It begins with with a son named Chris Edmonds looking through the POW Diary of his father Roddie Edmonds who was a master sergeant with Headquarters Company of the 422nd Infantry Regiment of the 106th Infantry Division. Resolving to learn more about his father's story, Chris googled his name and found an article in the New York Times in which another soldier, relating his own story, briefly mentioned that there was a man named Roddie Edmonds who saved his life...
Chris Resolves to learn more, and the background of this video evolves, as a series of men who were in Stalag IX-A begin telling the story of how their lives had been saved by the actions of Roddie Edmonds...
Thread on Roddie Edmonds: 106thdivision.proboards.com/post/5007/thread