bertucci in A Sentence

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    A grammar school dropout, Private Bertucci never saw combat.

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    Described as“slight, dark-haired,” Private Bertucci had spent eight months in 1944 stationed in England.

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    When his commanding officer hailed him, Bertucci is quoted as saying:“Send up more ammo!

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    Stationed at the Salina camp, Bertucci had been born and raised in New Orleans, LA.

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    Of the 29 wounded or killed by Bertucci, all were between the ages of 24 and 48.

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    Returning for his midnight guard duty, Bertucci was left alone with a regulation issue, mounted Browning .30 caliber machine gun.

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    During his tenure with the Army, which began in 1940, Private Bertucci had been court martialed and convicted twice for minor infractions.

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    During leave from that posting, taken at the family home in New Orleans, Bertucci is said to have written,“live & let live” on a doorsill.

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    Waiting until those soldiers he replaced had found cover, Bertucci loaded the weapon with a 250-round ammunition belt that was kept in the tower, and began firing.

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    Prior to taking up his post in one of the three guard towers that night, Private Bertucci had spent his evening drinking in town, and at some point, had promised a waitress that“‘something exciting' would happen that night”.

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    Desperate to sweep the matter under the rug, and“despite the absence of any real evidence of mental impairment, Clarence Bertucci was declared insane by a military panel at Busnell Army Hospital and sent to a New York mental hospital.”.

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    According to the electoral authorities, Maduro won 68 percent of the votes cast, while his closest contender- former governor of Lara State Henri Falcon won 21 per cent of the votes and Javier Bertucci won 11 per cent of the votes.

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