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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle
December 5, 2016
Pearl Harbor Remembered at Moving Brooklyn Borough Hall Ceremony
Jason McDonald’s speech at the 75th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack at Brooklyn Borough Hall is barely mentioned here. Premium content.
The Oregonian
November 28, 2012
Article about Jason McDonald’s research into the Finance Department on Corregidor in April 1942.
Fordham Magazine
Fall 2011
Article by David McKay Wilson on Jason McDonald’s work preserving World War II history.
The North Dakota Forum
June 29, 2011
Reporter Mike Nowatzki detailed the story of Glenn Frazier and Gerald Block, Bataan Death March survivors separated by the Japanese. In January 2011, Jason McDonald brought their families together for the first time in 67 years.
Intrepid Sea•Air•Space Museum, New York Military Affairs Symposium
June 29, 2011
“Researching World War II Iconic Photography Online”
Lecture on the World War II Multimedia Database, presented at Intrepid’s Lutnick Theatre.
Akron Beacon Journal
August 20, 2010, November 27, 2010 and January 18, 2011
In a series of nationally syndicated articles in the Associated Press, reporter Jim Carney traces Jason McDonald’s efforts to locate First Marine Division PFC Gerald Thursby, his subsequent identification, and the changing of information at the National Archives and National WWII Museum.
Tribune Democrat
May 15, 2006
Matt Bodenschatz interviewed Jason McDonald about his role in locating World War II veteran Paul Smatlak.
SBS Korean Television “Koreans in Normandy”
December 11, 2005
Interviewed for 스페셜 ‘노르망디의코리안’ (“Koreans in Normandy.”) The World War II Multimedia Database posted a photo of a Korean soldier impressed into the German Army and later captured at Utah Beach. Pre-recorded interview
along with Hugh Ambrose, son of author Stephen Ambrose.