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| Harold L. Hines joined the US Navy in Union, West Virginia. He attended boot camp at Great Lakes, Illinois. Hines served as a diesel mechanic and saw action in Hawaii, Saipan, and Manila. |
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Transcript Number 035
Title: Harold L. Hines: Remembering World War II Interviewee: Harold L. Hines Interviewer: Joe DeGennaro Date of Interview: June 17, 2000 Location of Interview: GV Barbee Branch Library, Oak Island, N.C. Description: 1 VHS Cassette Tape; sd., col. Documentation: 1 Typed Transcript Series: World War II Veterans Oral History Preservation Project Series: Voices of Experience |