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Usns twins born over seas

On the usna military transport ship there was twins born on August 26th 1954. Born to the mother Wanda Lee Henry were Cynthia Sue Henry and Valerie Lou Henry, their father, James William Henry, was in Africa at the time. The military flew James back two days before the boat Wanda and the twins were on. James had no place to go so he had to stay at the airport. When the news people found out about this they flocked around Wanda when they got to New York. Unfortunately Valrie Lou Hildebrandt passed away in March 10th 2010 she had a lovely daughter named Megan Hildebrandt and a son named Luke Hildebrandt and a husband Steve Hildebrandt. James William Henry also passed away in the year 2019. Wanda is living strong and healthy today, August 4th 2024, but today is also her 94th birthday so happy birthday!! Along with Cynthia she is healthy and living a vibrant life with her husband Mark Vaske. 208.191.44.13 (talk) 15:59, 4 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]