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All Things Considered: author Jack Hamann interview, National Public Radio, May 22, 2005 All Things Considered: author Jack Hamann interview, National Public Radio, December 2, 2007 Army reverses conviction of World War II vets, National Public Radio, December 26, 2007 Fort Lawton convictions overturned six decades later, National Public Radio, May 26, 2008 Weekend America: New history for an old lynching, American Public Media, July 26, 2008 Wrongly convicted WWII vets cleared, honored, National Public Radio, August 5, 2008 |
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DECEMBER 26, 2007 ARMY REVERSES CONVICTION OF WORLD WAR II VETS By Tony Cox Pvt. Booker Townsell was one of 28 World War II soldiers convicted of starting a riot on a Seattle military base. Now, more than 60 years later, Townsell's name has been cleared and his reputation restored. NPR's Tony Cox gets the whole story from the Townsell family attorney, Howard Cooley. Audio of report (8 minutes, 39 seconds) |