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Air Force Vet and Longtime West Hartford Resident Turns 100

On Friday, it was a full-circle moment for Norman Bramley. The U.S. Air Force veteran graduated in 1940 from Hall High School, which is now West Hartford Town.

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West Hartford celebrates the 100th birthday of a resident who says he became a centenarian my way – Hartford Courant

West Hartford lifelong resident Norman Bramley celebrates 100th birthday

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WWII celebrates the 100th birthday of a resident who says he became a centenarian my way

WWII veteran Norman Bramley, who turned 100 this month, said he was “flabbergasted.” And who wouldn’t be, about a large celebration that unfolded in West Hartford to mark his birthday.

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Nostalgia with Margaret Watson: Keeping spirits up in the war - dance halls, cinemas and clubs stayed open in Dewsbury

Life went on very much as normal for most people during the 1939-45 war despite air raids and food rationing.

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Nostalgia with Margaret Watson: Keeping spirits up in the war - dance halls, cinemas and clubs stayed open in Dewsbury

Life went on very much as normal for most people during the 1939-45 war despite air raids and food rationing.

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