Reel F (WWII Home Video from Curacao, Macon, GA and Columbus, OH)




Published on Dec 17, 2012
Home Video recorded by W.R. Schucker between 1942-1945, some in color. Reel consists of time spent in the army 1942-1943 on the island of Curacao, 1944-45 in Macon, Georgia at Camp Wheeler and time at home in Columbus, Ohio. Audio was added by W.R. Schucker in 1970.

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