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Archie Kelley thought much more time was going by than really was [Annotator's Note: onboard the now-torpedoed USS West...

[Annotator’s Note: There is someone off camera helping the interviewee with answering questions throughout the segment...

James Thomas Jackson was born in July 1926 in Ponchatoula [Annotator's Note: Ponchatoula, Louisiana] with an older...

Paul Kerchum, a prisoner of the Japanese, was forced to work in the Mitsubishi mine number 11 [Annotator’s Note: in...

Peter Gallo never got hit, but while he was on Leyte, he contracted malaria. He ran a high fever and was throwing up,...

Ray Fitzgerald started his combat flights [Annotator's Note: as a flight engineer aboard a Consolidated B-24 Liberator...

Archibald Rackerby stayed in the Marine Corps after the war ended. He was not 100 percent after his injury. [Annotator'...

George Joseph Sullivan was sworn in at the Customs House in New Orleans [Annotator's Note: New Orleans, Louisiana] and...

James Ramage was not pleased with the results [Annotator's Note: the results of the US Navy's attack on the Japanese...

Recalling his experiences on Cape Gloucester, Joe Clapper said the combat portion was very light. It was the easiest...

Mahlen Arledge grew up as a result of World War 2. He understood what life meant. When he went into the service, he...

Allen Horton was called back to Navy headquarters in New York to pick up a Silver Star. The citation was for his work...

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