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Getting captured was Jerome Fatora's most memorable experience of the war. He feels he was part of the greatest...

Donald Dean Paynter came back, finished school with an engineering degree, and went to work for Shell Oil Company. He...

When his major recognized a surplus of medics attached to regimental headquarters, Gordon Higgins was reassigned to the...

[Annotator's Note: There is a background humming noise throughout this interview.] Edwin “Pete” Goldberg [Annotator’s...

Julia L. Myers remembers the winter of 1944 in Belgium. It was cold and miserable. It was snowy and the bombing of...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Vernon Tweedt to tell him about when he got to the Dachau concentration camp in...

They were not really Russian soldiers, but they were of Ukranian descent. Standifer called them Russians. If the...

Walter Trauner did not get into any hand-to-hand combat with the Germans. They moved forward again after the Bulge [...

Henry Lederer started out flying bomber escort and ground support missions [Annotator's Note: with the 374th Fighter...

Eugene Yackel and Cranston Rogers [Annotator's Note: later US Army Colonel Cranston R. "Chan" Rogers] got along well....

Bastogne was very cold. There, Edward Shames' platoon mostly executed patrolling actions. Shames relates that his...

[Annotator's Note: The video is scrambled for the first ten seconds of the interview. There is a minute and a half of...

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