WWII Veteran and German Prisoner of War Lou Toth’s original story of military life. Veteran Toth, TSGT Louis Toth, U.S. Army Paratrooper, served in WWII, the Korean War, and retired as a Master Sergeant from the United States Army. During WWII he landed on Utah Beach and was taken prisoner of war by the Germans in Normandy. He shares his war experiences while serving his country and is nationally recognized for his award winning stories. Veteran Toth resides at the Orlando VA Community Living Center and participated in the Hospitalized Veterans Writing Project.
A Request by Lou Toth
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Veteran Lou Toth passed away on June 17, 2011 at the age of 90. He was born in South Bend, Indiana on February 13, 1921.
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"A Request" by Lou Toth - Part 1
WWII Veteran and German Prisoner of War Lou Toth's original story of military life. Veteran Toth, TSGT Louis Toth, U.S. Army Paratrooper,...
"A Request" by Lou Toth - Part 2
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Letter from John L. Mica, Member of Congress to Louis Toth, World War II Veteran
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Interview with WWII Veteran and German Prisoner of War Lou Toth at Orlando VA Medical Center, June 19th, 2010.
Veteran Toth was a paratrooper and retired as a Master Sergeant in the United States Army. During WWII he landed on Utah Beach and was taken prisoner of war by the Germans in Normandy. He shares his war experiences while serving his country in WWII and the Korean War. He is glad to have served our great country and protected us from the enemy.
He says, "These young people growing up, I hope they realize what a great country they were born in. That they serve in the military and do their part for our great country."
Watch the interview on YouTube.com