HONORED AND HUMBLED TO BE INCLUDED IN MARQUIS WHO’SWHO IN AMERICA 2024
WORLD WAR II HISTORIAN SAYS DEBATED NAZI SUBMARINE ATTACK IN KURE BEACH DID HAPPEN
Jones Selected as Leaders in Service Honoree
Intracoastal Living features America 250's V-J Day 80th Celebration
Wilbur Jones Featured on WWAY: Preserving Wilmington’s WWII Legacy
America 250 WWII Wilmington Activities
WILMINGTON STARTED THIS NATIONAL PRESERVATION PROGRAM - NOW 38 AMERICAN WORLD WAR II HERITAGE CITIES
PROFESSIONALLY PLEASED TO BEGIN COMMENTARIES FOR
WHQR 91.3 PUBLIC MEDIA
Unraveling a mystery: Why a New Hanover High School ring was found in World War II Germany
JONES CO-AUTHORS “TERRORFLIEGERS,” AN EPIC WORLD WAR II AIR FORCES SURVIVAL STORY - NOW AVAILABLE
GREATER WILMINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL FEATURES JONES: “KEEPS CITY’S WWII HISTORY ALIVE”
Jones Receives Marquis Who’sWho Lifetime Achievement Award
Jones Memoir Published
Wilbur Jones receives Order of the Long Leaf Pine Award
UNCW Recognizes Jones as Distinguished Citizen of the Year
Our State Magazine Features Jones WWII Experiences
The Alumni Organization of Wilmington’s New Hanover High School named Wilbur Jones as one of the school’s Outstanding Alumni at Centennial
As the First World War II Heritage City, Wilmington Started a Nationwide Trend
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Books
A Sentimental Journey is a social history of the life and culture on the Wilmington and Southeastern North Carolina home front. The personal story of a burgeoning community, it is the first book covering a specific geographic area this extensively.
The Journey Continues: The World War II Home Front is the natural sequel to the author’s first volume on this subject, the highly acclaimed, nationally distributed book, A Sentimental Journey: Memoirs of a Wartime Boomtown, winner of the North Carolina Society of Historians 2003 Willie Parker Peace Book Award.
Hermann O. Pfrengle’s remarkable, breathtaking memoir describes the unorthodox life and travails of an adolescent German boy on the war-scarred home front. As a member of the Jungvolk organization loosely associated with the Hitler Youth, he helped construct the Siegfried Line, worked in the war effort and civilian defense, and attended high school until it was bombed.
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