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Bernard Peters was born in March 1923 in Oakland, Oregon. He had two older brothers and two younger sisters. His father...

On his first trip outside of New York, John Foy traveled to Fort Benning, Georgia for basic training. He had a...

Albert Pultz Lochra, Jr. had several good, non-combat-related flights [Annotator's Note: with the 351st Bombardment...

Robert Spint saw a concentration camp and had opinions of the Germans. His grandfather was from Germany and was injured...

David Olson attended field artillery school at Fort Sill right after his graduation from college [Annotator’s Note: in...

As a commander, Donald Strait felt a responsibility to his squadron. He spent a lot of time dealing with his fighter...

Reginald Duncan was always the lead vehicle during blackout convoy driving. There was one incident that Duncan claims...

Edward Thomas Toole's most memorable moment was when Japan surrendered. That meant the war was over. That was a...

Vernon Leopold provides a description of his fellow soldiers, the commander and non-commissioned officer in his I...

Gerard Halpern was serving with the XVth Corps when the war ended. He was stationed in the town of Chantilly right...

Delbert Frank Wombacher was born in Lawrence, Nebraska on a farm [Annotator's Note: in October 1918]. He grew during...

Raymond A. Reed was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania. He moved to Summerville, New Jersey when he was three years old....

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