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Picture yourself in the prime of your youth, and volunteering for duty during the most dangerous war known until then to civilized mankind. Brave women and men joined up, suited up, and quietly went about helping to save the world from tyranny.
Claire Ohl became an Ensign in the US Naval Reserve as a WAV officer, was assigned to the Portsmith Naval Yard in Kittery, Maine where she was in charge of the Inventory Control Dept. for materials stocked to build the submarines.
Jack Ohl was a sergeant in the Army Air Corp., originally trained at a base near Walla Walla, WA, and then assigned to Iceland to maintain the North Atlantic communications network.
The photos on this page were taken around the time of their wedding and after. After the war, Claire Ohl became a high school math teacher, and was also a qualified EMT. She had been a volunteer ambulance driver for many years, and was awarded for her work in the community. She was an amazing woman. We love you, Aunt Claire.
The USS Liberty was the most decorated U.S. Naval ship for a single action.
Why have so few Americans ever heard of the USS Liberty? The reasons are many, but have everything to do with who attacked the Liberty and who covered up the attack, an on-going and disgraceful cover-up for more than 50 years.
The cover-up has been so thorough that this is the only maritime attack in U.S history not afforded a Congressional investigation, as required by the U.S. Constitution.
Learn more here: https://www.erasingtheliberty.com
