Author
The author of Our Service, Our Stories Volumes 1 & 2 and other upcoming works as well as a freelance writer for the Martinsville Reporter Times newspaper.
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Speaker
A gifted public speaker who speaks regularly to veterans’ organizations, civic groups, public libraries, faith communities, and other gatherings.
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Personal Historian
A personal historian who assists people with preserving, celebrating, and passing on their life stories through print, audio, and video.
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Our Service, Our Stories: Volume 1
Ronald P. May captures the service stories of 36 World War II veterans with Central Indiana connections.
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Our Service, Our Stories: Volume 2
Volume 2 captures 26 World War II service stories of veterans as well as women serving in auxiliary forces and more.
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Our Service, Our Stories: Volume 3
Volume 3 captures the stories of 25 people (17 veterans and 8 civilians) as they reflect on their World War II experiences.
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World War II Indiana Landmarks
Exploring Indiana’s World War II legacy by highlighting the former bases and current memorials, monuments, and museums.
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Upcoming Books
Ron is always working on collecting and writing more stories..
January 1945 – World War II at 80
January 1945 saw a new battle at the Colmar Pocket in eastern France where future Hollywood star Audie Murphy, the most decorated soldier in World War II, earned a Medal of Honor. In the Pacific theater, U.S. forces landed on Luzon and began the long and hard advance...
December 1944 – World War II at 80
December 1944 was a terrible month for American forces in World War II. There were tragic massacres of POWs in Belgium and the Philippines. Bad weather added to the woes. The worst news came December 16 when German forces made a surprise attack in Belgium. (View a PDF...
November 1944 – World War II at 80
The month of November saw progress across all the fronts of the war. In Northern Belgium, British and Canadian forces focused their efforts on opening the key port of Antwerp, Belgium. Meanwhile, in eastern France, General George Patton’s Third Army crossed the...
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