Gast, William Training in England

William Earl Gast was sent to Camp Shanks [Annotator's Note: in Orangetown, New York] for embarkation.

Gast, William War's End

William Earl Gast remembers the first time he changed into new clothes. He was staying in a house and slept in the basement.

Gaterman, Walter Battle of the Bulge

Walter Gaterman joined his unit [Annotator's Note: Company C, 1st Battalion, 112th Infantry Regiment, 28th Infantry Division] just prior to th

Gaterman, Walter Early Life

Walter N. Gaterman was born in Saint Louis in December 1921. He was in the printing trade before the war.

Gaterman, Walter Liberation, Going Home and Reflections

Walter Gaterman saw the Russians liberate his camp on 23 April [Annotator's Note: Stalag IV-B near Mühlberg, Germany was liberated on 23 April

Gaterman, Walter PTSD and Prison Life

Walter Gaterman had post traumatic stress disorder or PTSD decades after the war. He met Vietnam veterans who had it worse than him.

Gaterman, Walter Stalag IV-B

Walter Gaterman arrived at Stalag IV-B near Mühlberg, Germany. He had been interrogated three or four times beforehand.

Gatewood, Joel Bailing out over Schweinfurt

Gatewood, Joel Evading capture from the Germans

Gatewood, Joel Segment 1

Gatewood was born in Decatur, Nebraska in 1921. He lived there until he went into the service.

Gatewood, Joel Segment 2

From Nebraska they flew to Bangor, Maine. There were 36 planes that flew out of Maine to go overseas.

Gatewood, Joel Segment 3

Gatewood led his squadron on his fourth mission.