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After World War 2 ended, Louise Post Ritter volunteered to go overseas to Europe as an Army Nurse with her sister. In...

Samuel W. Smith went to the landing strip right outside of England to prepare to leave for the United States. The next...

Charles Taylor was a secret serviceman after World War 2. He married in 1954 to his first wife and remarried after her...

Josefine “Piepsi” Joyce lived with him [Annotator’s Note: she is referring to her husband, John Joyce, whom she met in...

Word of the German surrender reached Don Carter. The end of the war signals its most dangerous phase as, although the...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks John Geary to take him through the day of a bombing mission.] It is not as...

David Wolnerman believes that America does not have many thoughts about the Holocaust [Annotator's Note: also called...

Standifer had been eating well and sleeping well in the hospital. He was put into a boxcar and shipped to the front. He...

After the Japanese surrendered, George Beaugh was given orders to report to Coffeeville, Indiana. He and his wife could...

On reflection, Robert Sweatt said it seemed like his life was "a mess." He never went to the B-29 [Annotator's Note:...

William King did not want to stay in the Army after the war. He bought an Army surplus jeep with ten cartons of...

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