WWII on the Outer Banks
Author, researcher, filmmaker and history detective Kevin Duffus spoke on Tuesday at Piedmont Crossing about the role the state of North Carolina played in the second World War. The lecture was titled “War Zone.”
During the War, the Outer Banks was a dwelling place for German U-boats and ship attacks. Duffus has developed a collection of eyewitness accounts of people that lived on the Outer Banks during 1942.
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