Rall, Gunther The Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords

Rall, Gunther The Me-109

Rall, Gunther They treated us as gentlemen

Ram, Walter Becoming an Airman

Walter Ram went through basic training for the Army. He was discharged after a year in the Army.

Ram, Walter Early Life

Walter F. Ram grew up in Nogales, Arizona. His father lost his job during the Great Depression but managed to get small jobs to keep things going.

Ram, Walter Final Three Missions

Walter Ram and his fellow crewmates had to wait for another airplane before continuing their bombing missions.

Ram, Walter First Three Combat Missions

Walter Ram arrived at his base in Bassingbourn, near London. His plane was part of the 94th Bombardment Group, 331st Squadron, 8th Air Force.

Ram, Walter Interrogation then Transit to Stalag XVII

Walter Ram was taken from the hospital and transported to Frankfurt am Main, Germany for interrogation.

Ram, Walter Returning Home and Dealing with the War

Walter Ram left Europe by ship on 3 June [Annotator's Note: 3 June 1945], and reached the United States on 11 June.

Ram, Walter Stalag XVII

Walter Ram exited the crammed boxcar with the other POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoner of war].

Ram, Walter The Long March and Liberation

Walter Ram and the other POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoner of war] who could walk were marched out of Stalag XVII as the Allies approached.

Ramage, James D. "Jig Dog" Air Attacks on Kwajalein, Truk Lagoon and Saipan

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