By T/Sgt. James Lee Hutchinson Dogs come into our lives to teach us about love, they depart to teach us about loss.

By T/Sgt. James Lee Hutchinson Click on Book to Purchase from Amazon Living in the country on the Little Ponderosa meant we really needed...

By T/Sgt. James Lee Hutchinson April showers bring May flowers and my mother was a country girl who firmly believed the ritual of ‘Flower...

By T/Sgt. James Lee Hutchinson Well, when I was a boy (1925 through 1943) dogs were our pals and friends. They tagged along on adventures...

By T/Sgt. James Lee Hutchinson Uncle Sam’s Scholarship or Why I have Three IU degrees! Most of my friends in the class of 1943 enlisted...

By T/Sgt. James Lee Hutchinson: Hunger was a real problem in the depression and summer offered the opportunity to plant, harvest

By James Lee Hutchinson The family of Chris Lyons of Williams recently received an invitation, to attend Special Memorial Services in...

Across the alley from our house were the wide fields and woods of Old Man Glover’s farm. Air Conditioning was far in the future and

Uncle Clarkson Hoar and Aunt Alice lived on a forty acre farm near Fredericksburg, Indiana during the Depression.

This story shows that many Germans regretted the war and Hitler’s politics that caused the ruin of their beautiful Germany.

By T/Sgt. James Lee Hutchinson: We were skinny dippin’ in the cool waters of Big Bend one hot August day when Tuffy announced that he had

By T/Sgt. James Lee Hutchinson : There were 40 Heavy Bomb Groups to destroy Germany's ability to wage war .

Summer was our favorite season and school kids waited impatiently for spring rains to pass. May was a month of anticipation and June

By James Lee Hutchinson D-Day should never be forgotten. Seventy- nine years ago 130,000 American and British troops stormed the beaches of