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If the aviators saw a plane hit, they would count the parachutes that came out. According to Darrell D. Gust, if the...

Cosmo Uttero spent 14 days without a rest [Annotator's Note: while serving with Company H, 2nd Battalion, 175th...

Sabol was flying at 28,500 feet when he was shot down. He had heard about other guys being shot at by fighter planes on...

Kalil recalls the events that took place on 16 December of 1944. They woke to artillery fire around 5:30 a.m. The...

At first, Paluch was attached to the 1st Army and was then transferred to the 3rd Army. When they got to the Hurtgen...

Kelly Kuwayama feels that the war changed him because he met so many Japanese Americans. It was the first time seeing...

Surrendering was not something Morton Brooks wanted to do, but after he was captured, he was held in a barn with other...

Coming back to the United States was better than going over for William King. King did not like the regimentation of...

Sam V. Abate did reconnaissance and field artillery training [Annotator's Note: at Camp Hood, now Fort Hood, in Killeen...

[Annotator’s Note: There is a person assisting the interviewee with answering the interviewer’s questions throughout...

[Annotators Note: Barbara Pathe worked for the American Red Cross (ARC) on a Red Cross Clubmobile attached to various...

Donald E. Casey [Annotator’s Note: whose Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber was shot down over Hamburg, Germany...

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