One of the twelve 105-mm howitzers of Wilber’s battalion (152nd Field Artillery) firing “over the American perimeter,” Aitape, New Guinea, August 4, 1944. [Photo : U.S. Army Signal Corps, SC 267974]
Norma Sparlin Bradt at her new grand piano, about 1937. {Photo: Bradt family)
Wilber (right) as freshman at Indiana University in his SATC uniform, 1918. [Photo: Bradt family]
Truck in the rain and mud on the newly constructed road leading to Ipo Dam, in the 103rd Infantry zone, 5/18/45. [Photo: U.S. Army Signal Corps, SC 312642]
2/19/19 Amazing News. A staged reading of Wilber's War will be performed next month at Peirce Farm Estates, Route 1, Topsfield, MA, March 29, 2019. at 7:30. Tickets will most likely sell out, so get your tickets NOW at www.punctuate4.org. This perf... Read More
10/30/17 (posted 12/8/17). I was most pleased to receive a generous response from General Albin Irzyk, after he had received a copy of Wilber’s War. At age 100, he is a veteran of WWII and Vietnam and the author of several books, including the rece... Read More
