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Featured by Catherine Rentz, The Baltimore Sun

By May 8, 2019
Unsung Heroes

A 100-year-old Army vet who fought Nazis from a tank named for his wife was just knighted by France

Vernon Foster, a centenarian, World War II tank commander and retired Baltimore County dairy farmer, on Tuesday is now a French knight