The Satta family – a clan of 10 children, who grew up in Newark would have three of their boys drafted at the same time, but they served in different theaters of WWI. During their service years – 1942-1945, Frank Satta remembers that the Army was being very careful not to send multiple members of one family into battle, as they might see the fate of the Sullivan family. The five Sullivan brothe…
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