Indian-Origin Man Preserves WWII History by Interviewing Veterans

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Rishi Sharma, an Indian-origin man living in the US, has dedicated over a decade to interviewing World War II combat veterans.
The 28-year-old has interviewed over 3,000 veterans across all fifty states and internationally, aiming to preserve their stories and contributions before they are lost.

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Rishi Sharma, an Indian-origin man living in the US, has dedicated over a decade to interviewing World War II combat veterans. The 28-year-old has interviewed over 3,000 veterans across all fifty states and internationally, aiming to preserve their stories and contributions before they are lost.

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