98-Year-Old WWII Veteran Irving Locker : Encouraging Others Not To Take Life For Granted

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Irving Locker just might be the most interesting man alive. At 98 years old, he’s just about seen it all. He survived five major battles in WWII including Battle of the Bulge and D-Day. And, at 18, he became one of the youngest staff sergeants in all of the Army. At 5’1”, he might be short in stature, but boy, does he have a huge heart.

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