WWII Veterans Honored at Milestone Birthdays

World War II veterans are being honored for their service as they reach significant milestones. Gerry Wagner, a veteran who served in Italy, has opened up about his wartime experiences late in life, possibly due to unaddressed PTSD, sharing these stories with his family. Dennis Dunlap celebrated his 104th birthday with a motor parade, highlighting his contributions as an airplane mechanic during the war. Joseph Sciarra, who turned 100, remains active in his community and church, emphasizing the importance of family and service. Another unnamed veteran in Barnstable marked his 105th birthday with a community celebration. These events underscore the enduring impact of WWII veterans, who continue to inspire through their legacy of service and resilience.