186: Autumn Hendrickson - A Small Town In A Big War, the Stories of Reading, MA in WWII

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Recorded28 Feb 2022

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Today Sayre and Preston are joined by Autumn Hendrickson. Autumn is from a small town in Massachusetts called Reading and is currently writing a book about Reading’s men and women who served in nearly every major unit and theater of World War II. We talk with Autumn about how she developed a deep level of knowledge on the subject and such a clear passion for the events and people affected by World War II despite being of a younger generation which never grew up amongst the “Greatest Generation.” Check out some of her work below: Newspaper Articles - https://thereadingpost.com/author/ahendrickson/ Podcast - https://anchor.fm/readingsboys Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/readingsboys

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