Freeman, Frederick Returning Home

Frederick Freeman did not return home until January [Annotator's Note: of 1946]. His brother had arrived back home a few weeks before him.

Freeman, Frederick War's End

Frederick Freeman [Annotator's Note: serving in Company E, 2nd Battalion, 101st Infantry Regiment, 26th Infantry Division] went into Metz [Ann

Freeman, Leslie "Vincent" College, Mountain Training and Overseas Deployment

After basic training, Leslie V. Freeman went on maneuvers near Sacramento [Annotator's Note: Sacramento, California].

Freeman, Leslie "Vincent" Halting at the Elbe River

After the Battle of the Bulge [Annotator's Note: Battle of the Bulge or German Ardennes Counter Offensive, 16 December 1944 to 25 January 1945

Freeman, Leslie "Vincent" Leave in Paris

Leslie Freeman was not involved in his Division's [Annotator's Note: Freeman was a member of Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 329th I

Freeman, Leslie "Vincent" Liberating Belgium and Luxembourg

Leslie Freeman's first close contact with the enemy was after crossing France and Belgium and going into the Hurtgen Forest [Annotator's

Freeman, Leslie "Vincent" Overseas Deployment

[Annotator's Note: Leslie V.

Freeman, Leslie "Vincent" Prewar Life to Basic Training

L. Vinson Freeman, Jr., in his Army records it is Leslie V. Freeman, was born in Saint Louis, Missouri in June 1923. He grew up there.

Freeman, Leslie "Vincent" Reflections

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Leslie V. Freeman how it felt to be part of a liberating force.] He felt very satisfied.

Freeman, Leslie "Vincent" Waiting to Go Home

When the war was over, Leslie V. Freeman was pulled back to a rest area.

Freligh, Robert 47 days with geurillas then going home

[Annotators Note: Robert Freligh served as a TBF and TBM Avenger torpedo bomber pilot in Torpedo Squadron 13 (VT-13), flying from the aircraft carr

Freligh, Robert Attack on the Musashi