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Elmer Nicholson, Jr. went to Southampton, England first. They [Annotator's Note: Nicholson and the rest of the 66th...

Robert Guitard and his family listened to the news of the war over the radio. One of his brothers was in the 5th Army...

After the war was over, Matthew A. Reluga and his men [Annotator's Note: in Headquarters Company, 3rd Battalion, 358th...

At Fort Sill, Sidney LaPook was just doing dentistry. It was required to have at least seven opposing teeth for the...

Before World War 2 began, Lutz Windisch did not necessarily think that Germany was headed for war, but he grew up in...

Lionel Baxter was trained to handle ammunition [Annotator's Note: as part of a gun crew in Battery A, 941st Field...

Byron Othello Wilkins packed everything up and moved with the men to Aubel [Annotators Note: Aubel, Belgium]. The 2nd...

Joseph Dean Reilly had a deferment [Annotator's Note: postponement of military service] because he was working for a...

After landing at Le Havre [Annotator’s Note: Le Havre, France], Theodore R. Lee was shipped to an airstrip. While in...

Louis E. Casebonne’s most memorable experience was when he was in Marseille, France because it was very dangerous. He...

Elmore Ruck flew from North Africa to Rome, Italy to join his new squadron, the 16th Troop Carrier Squadron, 64th Troop...

Hartsel Ross was born in January 1926 in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Ross heard the news of the attacks on Pearl Harbor [...

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