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John Arch McGill says the war was a terrible waste, in terms of loss of human life, of destruction to communities, and...

Sullivan Tindal left Le Havre [Annotator's Note: Le Havre, France] and traveled across Europe with little resistance...

Along with his fellow refugees, Robert Sweatt was taken under guard to London, England. A bombardier from his squadron...

Edward Nickerson flew home from England to Bangor, Maine. He vaguely remembers coming home. His mother met him. His...

[Annotator's Note: Lloyd Burns was a prisoner of war in Oflag XIII-B in Hammelburg, Germany and escaped during the...

Stewart Hihn [Annotator's Note: with the 222nd Infantry Regiment, 42nd Infantry Division] spent most of the war with...

Harold Berkman returned to the United States via New York harbor. He arrived at night with the Statue of Liberty and...

[Annotator's Note: In March 1945, Louis Liberato was moved from the Stalag XII-A prisoner of war camp in Limburg,...

Of all the prisoners Gerard Halpern interrogated there is one who really stands out to him. The man was a German Army...

Fred Hirsekorn had been assigned a Buck Rogers tank. The Buck Rogers tank was an experimental tank with 60 four and a...

The hardest part of boot camp was being told what to do. Charles R. Smith was 18 years old when he went in. He had to...

Donelson Houseman was put in a truck, along with about five others who were also in bad shape, and sent to a town near...

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