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  • Cole, Richard Segment 9

    The last time Richard Cole saw the old man [Annotator's Note: USAF General James H. Doolittle] was in 1992.

  • Cole, Wendell Becoming a Sailor

    [Annotator's Note: Wendell Delavan Cole suffers from Parkinson's disease and needs the assistance of his son to remember certain events.]

  • Cole, Wendell Overseas Deployment

    [Annotator's Note: Wendell Delavan Cole suffers from Parkinson's disease and needs the assistance of his son to remember certain events.]

  • Cole, Wendell Prewar Life

    [Annotator's Note: Wendell Delavan Cole suffers from Parkinson's disease and needs the assistance of his son to remember certain events.]

  • Cole, Wendell Reflections

    [Annotator's Note: Wendell Delavan Cole suffers from Parkinson's disease and needs the assistance of his son to remember certain events.]

  • Cole, Wendell Returning Home

    [Annotator's Note: Wendell Delavan Cole suffers from Parkinson's disease and needs the assistance of his son to remember certain events.]

  • Coleman, Harper Battle of the Hurtgen Forest

    Harper Harvey Coleman and his unit [Annotator's Note: 2nd Battalion, 8th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division] had it touch and go the who

  • Coleman, Harper D-Day to Cherbourg

    Harper Harvey Coleman did not think much about the delay for the weather [Annotator's Note: the 5 June 1944 delay for D-Day; the Allied invasi

  • Coleman, Harper From Saint Lo to Paris

    Harper Harvey Coleman was at Saint Lo [Annotator's Note: Saint-Lô, France] and dug in along a road that was supposed to be the mark [Annotator

  • Coleman, Harper From the Hedgerows to the Siegfried Line

    [Annotator's Note: There is a tape break, and the clip starts with Harper Harvey Coleman mid-sentence.] An 88 [Annotator's Note: German 8

  • Coleman, Harper Prewar Life to Overseas

    Harper Harvey Coleman was born in April 1922 in Newburg, Pennsylvania near Gettysburg [Annotator's Note: Gettysburg, Pennsylvania].

  • Coleman, Harper Wounded and Home

    Harper Harvey Coleman got a swollen arm from a tree burst and was sent back to England [Annotator's Note: 17 November 1944].

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