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  • Dennis, David Segment 4

    David Dennis went with his unit to New York where they got on the Queen Mary.

  • Dennis, David Segment 5

    [Annotators Note: David Dennis served as a radio operator in Company D, 1st Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division.] They [Annota

  • Dennis, David Segment 6

    David Dennis was not there [Annotators Note: on a work detail from Stalag II-B] too long. He had a run in with one of the guards there.

  • Dennis, David Segment 7

    To David Dennis Oran, North Africa looked just like any other town but the French people there were happy to see them.

  • Dennis, David Segment 8

    David Dennis took basic training with an 03 rifle [Annotators Note: Springfield Model 1903 .30 caliber rifle].

  • Dennis, David Segment 9

    David Dennis feels that he and his unit were well prepared for the fighting in North Africa.

  • Dietrick, Alfred Interactions with Generals

    In the 229th Ordnance Transport Company [Annotator's Note: Dietrick stated that he had served in this unit; unable to verify unit], Alfred Die

  • Douglas, Walter Overseas to England

    On 7 December 1941, Walter Douglas recalled that he was sitting in an apartment in Washington D.C.

  • Ducharme, O'Neill Learning to Be a Marine

    O’Neil Ducharme was born in February 1925 near Elizabeth Falls, Maine. His parents immigrated to Maine from Canada in 1921.

  • Ducharme, O'Neill Reflections on the War

    O’Neil Ducharme’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was being assigned to guard duty at Shangri-La, known today as Camp David [Annotator’s N

  • Duffy, Gowan Following Patton

    Gowan Duffy remembers they started to run out of supplies. Patton [Annotator's Note: US Army Lieutenant General George S.

  • Edwards, Marvin Malmedy Massacre Trial

    Marvin Raymond Edwards got word that the Sixth SS Panzer Army [Annotator's Note: German 6th Panzer Army] that had been involved in the brutali

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