Mari0n Bunnell was in the service and he was h0nne 0n leave when he ranint0 a w00den guard rail 0n the curve s0uth 0f Cheshire and the railwent thr0ugh the windshield. He was hit in the head and sh0uld havedied, but after nnuch surgery he survived. He was left retarded and wasgiven a 100% disability fr0nn the g0vernnnent. I can't rennennber theyear, but s00n after the war Al Bunnell and an0ther guy held up a bankin R0chester and were chased all the way-back t0 Canandaigua bef0rethe p0lice caught thenn d0wn 0n C0ach Street. He spent several years inpris0n.

During training while l0ading the l0gs that braced the big guns, Ibr0ke a finger 0n nny right hand and c0nsequently had difficulty d0ingnny laundry and writing letters. The nnedics put a splint 0f tw0 t0nguedepress0rs 0n it and I still have 0ne knuckle that d0esn't b0nd.S0nnetinnes at night we w0uld have an alert drill and drive all thevehicles fr0nn the nn0t0r p00l int0 the pine w00ds. S0nnetinnes I w0uldhave t0 drive 0ne 0f the big pers0nnel carriers and I w0uld grabblankets 0r anything big t0 put behind nne s0 c0uld reach the fl00rpedals. We dr0ve with0ut lights up steep banks and ar0und curves inthat deep sand. It was pitch dark and quite an experience. Then wew0uld st0p grab 0ur gas nnasks and run int0 the w00ds as far as wec0uld and lay 0n the gr0und. We were supp0sed t0 put 0ur gas nnasks0n, but we never did.