A young California man of 18, George Ciampa, served in five World War II campaigns in Europe including the Normandy Invasion and the Battle of the Bulge. He was with the 607th Grave Registration Company of the U.S. Army. His company had the solemn task of gathering, registering, and burying dead comrades in France, Belgium, and Germany. Ciampa knows the price they paid. He saw death in the eyes of these young soldiers. Not dozens, not hundreds, but thousands of dead comrades. He has NEVER forgotten. And neither should our Nation.

Six decades later Ciampa, now age 81, has taken on another tour of duty. This time armed with an HD documentary crew. The mission: To emphasize the real cost of freedom. To share with young people today and in the future the enormity of those costs. Only liberated people know what it was like to lose their country, to lose their homes, to lose their friends, to lose their families - to lose their freedom.

81 minute DVD