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Dad is just one hero on this Memorial Day

Seattle, WALocal News

On Veterans Day, MyNorthwest editor Bill Kaczaraba reflects on his father's legacy as a World War II veteran. Lt. William Kaczaraba served in the Eighth Air Force and was recognized for his valor during critical missions, including one where he chose to assist fellow airmen despite strict orders. This decision saved lives and highlighted the ethical dilemmas faced by pilots in combat. Captured during a mission over Denmark, he endured 18 months as a POW, where he learned to resist captivity and sought escape.

Through his father's story, Bill Kaczaraba emphasizes the sacrifices made by veterans and urges society to honor and support them. The article serves as a reminder of the personal and collective histories that shape our understanding of service and sacrifice, inviting readers to reflect on the importance of remembering those who served.

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