Jewish War Veteran
Jack Aach emigrated to escape the Holocaust, then joined United States Army in WWII as a Ritchie Boy to return and fight the Nazis. He was a Ritchie Boy and trained for U.S. Army Intelligence during WWII at the secret Camp Ritchie training facility.
Jack Aach emigrated to escape the Holocaust, then joined United States Army in WWII as a Ritchie Boy to return and fight the Nazis. He was a Ritchie Boy and trained for U.S. Army Intelligence during WWII at the secret Camp Ritchie training facility.
Jewish War Veteran
Jack Aach emigrated to escape the Holocaust, then joined United States Army in WWII as a Ritchie Boy to return and fight the Nazis. He was a Ritchie Boy and trained for U.S. Army Intelligence during WWII at the secret Camp Ritchie training facility.
Jack Aach emigrated to escape the Holocaust, then joined United States Army in WWII as a Ritchie Boy to return and fight the Nazis. He was a Ritchie Boy and trained for U.S. Army Intelligence during WWII at the secret Camp Ritchie training facility.
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US ARMY
WORLD WAR II VETERAN
Yaakov b"r Eliezer
Died 20 Tevet 5753
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