Back to Business: ‘Normandy Clicker’ Was a D-Day Innovation During WWII

By Don C. Brunell

Posted 6/13/19

During World War II, the American G.I. earned the reputation for being innovative, adaptable and resilient. Nowhere was that more evident than the D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944.For example, General …

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Passing EP&O levy necessary to providing comprehensive education to students

Mother Joseph and Sisters of Providence opened schools, hospitals, orphanages