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Alexander Jefferson’s plane name was “Bubble Blue Subsoil” [Annotator’s Note: Jefferson became quiet and was lost in...

Freddie Ohr learned that his uncle had flown as a top turret gunner in B-25 bombers based in Africa. Ohr did not know...

Judah Samet and his family were in a gathering place for Jews [Annotator's Note: between April and June 1944 they were...

The French were happy that Benjamin "Dusty" Rhoads and American forces were in France. [Annotator's Note: Rhoads was in...

After arriving in Liverpool, Lucien Laborde was sent to Swindon where he was assigned to the 29th Infantry Division. At...

Kenneth Beckman was sent back to the United States in October 1945. He describes his life as moving from one base to...

Guy Stern's fellow interrogator and friend, Kurt Jasen, was nearby on Omaha Beach and called for Stern to come over and...

After the Bulge, Currey felt the rest of the war was routine. He had casualties, but nothing compared to the Bulge....

John T. "Jack" Race does not know how his war experiences influenced his postwar career, except to say that even though...

Elmer Nicholson, Jr. remembers the Germans had patrols. Both sides knew they were not going anywhere. The Germans did...

The young men [Annotators Note: at the Florida Army Air Corps base] were very eager once they learned some of the...

There were four phases to Victor Fienup's flight training. Preflight was ground school for two months, primary was half...

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