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Leo Bednarczyk was born in Chicago, the son of Polish immigrants. He enlisted in the Navy immediately after graduating high school in 1942. He was deployed to the Pacific theater as an engineer and returned to the States at the war's end in 1945 at the age of 20. |
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Transcript Number 270 Title: Leo Bednarczyk: Remembering World War II Interviewee: Leo Bednarczyk Interviewer: Paul Zarbock Date of Interview: May 22, 2002 Location of Interview: Wilmington, NC Description: Mini DV Documentation: 1 Typed Transcript Series: World War II Veterans Oral History Preservation Project Series: Voices of Experience |