Wednesday, November 12, 2008
World War Two POW
When people go through extreme or traumatizing things they often are silent about it and afraid, or embarrassed about whats happened to them. In Anthony Acevedo's case the army told him to be silent about his experience in a prison camp. Anthony Acevedo saw adheard things that most of us wull never have to face, at least hopefully not. Anthony saw people killed and saw grown men who were so starved they weighed only 70 pounds. anthony Acevedo faced the unspeakeble and stared adversityin the eye. He is a hero and should be honored along with his fellow comrades who were put inot prison camps.
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i agree strongly with the things that you said. I also feel that he is a hero and should be honored. I also hope to never go through the things that he had to, but still respect him a ton for what he endured.
I think he's a hero too because he spoke up about his fears. I don't think anybody will go through anything that extreme in this lifetime, but I'm glad people took the time to get the actual stories of the veterans before they died.
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