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WWII vet honored by Legion: Post 138 recognizes Boggs for 75 years of service

Tim Burton, American Legion Post 138 post commander, presents Clarence “Toot” Boggs with a certificate recognizing him for 75 years of active service with the Legion. (Photo by Stevie Clay, for the Carter County Times)

By: Jesse Oneyfor Carter County Times  It was April of 1943 – 78 years ago – when a 19-year-old Clarence “Toot” Boggs left his home in Carter County for the war in Europe. Boggs, who was born May 30, 1923 in Lawton, entered the U.S. Army on April 2, 1943, where he served as a […]

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