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Tags: Deerfield Review, Detroit Michigan, Elizabeth Ruwitch Waxman, Elizabeth Waxman, Flying Instructor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Minneapolis Minnesota, Murray Waxman, Naval Air Station, Obituary, United States Navy, World War II, Yale University

Tags: Aircraft Carrier, Atlantic Ocean, Coxswain, Deerfield Review, Joseph Loizzo, Leukemia, Minelaying School, Mrs. Vincent Loizzo, Naval Hospital, Obituary, Pacific Ocean, Portsmouth Virginia, Radio Technician, United States Navy, Vincent Loizzo, Virginia, World War II, World War II European Theatre, World War II Pacific Theatre

Tags: Corpus Christi Texas, David E. Johnson, David E. Johnson Jr., Deerfield Review, Fighter Pilot, Guam, Iwo Jima Island, Marcus Island, Mrs. David E. Johnson, Obituary, Pagan Island, Rota Island, Saipan Island, Tinian Island, United States Navy, Wake Island, World War II, World War II Pacific Theatre

Tags: Alexander Wolak, Deerfield Review, Fred Wolak, Germany, Henry Williams Wolak, Highland Park High School, Mary Wolak, Matthew Wolak, Obituary, United States Army, United States Navy, World War II

Tags: Deerfield Review, Edward Joseph Detmer, Howard Detmer, Luzon Philippines, Mindora Philippines, Mrs. Howard Detmer, Obituary, United States Navy, World War II

Tags: Chicago Illinois, Deerfield Review, Edward Joseph Detmer, England, Eugene Detmer, Highland Park High School, Howard Detmer, Howard F. Detmer, John Detmer, Key West Florida, Liberator Heavy Bomber, Loyola High School, Martin Detmer, Melville Rhode Island, Mrs. Howard Detmer, Northwestern University, Obituary, Philippines, PT Boats, Tower Hall, Troop Carrier Service Wing, United States Navy, World War II, World War II Pacific Theatre

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