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ENDORSEMENTS
Michael Walling author "Blood
Stained Sea" -
"Thank you for the terrific work you are doing to
preserve the Survivors' Stories and
recreate the events of one very
interesting, but forgotten part of Operation Torch.
Your
dedication to this project is astounding as is the accuracy of the work.
I am honored to be
a small part of this project and wish you great
success."
Barry Basden author "Crack! and Thump"
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"You did a great
job of integrating archival film with your re-enactments.
I still don't know
how you get it all done. My hat's off to you
and your
determination."
World
renowned independent WWII archival film
researcher Polly Pettit -
"The re-enactments are very impressive. You've created a
suspenseful
story with all the necessary elements. Congratulations on a
great job!"
Lt. Col. Henry Gerard Phillips USA (Ret) Military
Historian & Author
9th Infantry Division Association
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"Dawn November 7th 1942, the USS Thomas Stone
carried the 39th Regt.
2nd Bn. headed for the port city of Algiers.
Among
the seamen was 20 year old Anthony L. Fraticelli,
USCG assigned to the
landing craft crew. Fraticelli kept a diary
that would later inspire son
Michael to produce a documentary
paying homage to both the men of the 9th
Infantry Division, and
to the Naval crew onboard. Michael creates a tasteful
story
capturing the essence of early combat in the Allied invasion
into North Africa."
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