Uncommonly Hobert: Off to War
March 6, 2012
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From time to time we feature a reoccurring theme on our old friend, 90th Infantry Division soldier and BOOTPRINTS author, Hobert Winebrenner, dubbed “Uncommonly Hobert.” I just came across this unique photograph of Winebrenner boarding a train in Albion, departing for the Army. Makes you think of the innocent young man stepping onto that train and the grizzled, twice-wounded war veteran that would return in his place some three years later.
Hobert Winebrenner boards a train in Albion, Indiana, departing for war - July 1942.