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The Untold Story with Martha McCallum, exclusive interviews with top newsmakers who share their inspiring

stories of perseverance, positivity, and more.

This week on The Untold Story, we're looking back at some of the most impactful interviews

from the Untold Story podcast.

On May 8, 1945, President Harry Truman announced the end of World War II in Europe.

This is a solemn but glorious hour.

I wish that Franklin D. Roosevelt had lived to see this day.

Around the world, streets flooded with celebrations and many soldiers were able to return

home to their loved ones. My next guest, Henry Langre, is one of the last living World

War II paratroopers. While serving in Europe, he was captured by the Nazis, but eventually he and his friend made a desperate escape. He is the recipient of two bronze stars, two Purple Hearts, and a French Legion of Honor. Joining me now to share his untold story, a member of the 82nd Airborne Division, Henry Langraire and Jim DeFalise. They are co-authors of the book,

Whatever It Took, an American paratroopers' extraordinary memoir of escape, survival, and heroism

in the last days of World War II. Henry, welcome. It's great to have you with us right now.

And reading a little bit about your life,

Henry, and your extraordinary experiences and huge sacrifices, you know, talk to us a little bit

about, for example, crashing through the glass roof of a greenhouse in St. Mary Glees?

Well, I was the first man out of the plane because I had 20-pound bag of

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