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M. Edward Melton thought the end of the war was simple. They were fighting old men instead of young men. They liberated...

Anthony Bianconi [Annotator's Note: a musician and ammunition loader on the cruiser USS Philadelphia (CL-41)] and his...

Virgil Clayton Moen returned to the United States on leave [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence for a short period...

Curt Simmons is trying to get the D-Day Museum [Annotator's Note: The National WWII Museum in New Orleans, Louisiana]...

Peter Du Pre went to visit his sister in Fort Scott, Kansas. He spent a week with his sister before returning to New...

[Annotator's Note: Through the 50 minutes that make up this clip, Melvin Linkous reviews period photographs of the men...

[Annotator's Note: Carmen Scoppa is in a hospital and voices can be heard in the background throughout the interview.]...

Asked to recall his worst memories of the Hurtgen Forest, James Flannigan replied, "The day I went in, 'til the day I...

John T. "Jack" Race was already flying for the British High Command [Annotator's Note: British 21st Army Group]....

William Colgan served overseas with the 79th Fighter Squadron, 86th Fighter Group, 12th Air Force and flew in P-40s [...

Monroe S. Wolyn remembers everyone was happy to be liberated. A bomb group flew in with B-17s [Annotator's Note: Boeing...

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