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At the camp where Donald E. Casey was being kept [Annotator’s Note: Casey’s Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber...

Being as friendly possible, Robert Heller and his crew surrendered. As far as he knew, only one of the crew had died,...

Martin Richard was born in Grand Chenier, Louisiana, south of Lake Charles in June 1924. His father was a cattleman and...

Tom Quigley remembers how after the war ended, they were able to drive with the lights on their cars turned on. On his...

Linwood S. Inscoe was in Memphis, Tennessee on VJ-Day [Annotator's Note: Victory Over Japan Day, 15 August 1945]. He...

Francis Dymnicki was born in Yonkers, New York and lived there for ten years during the Depression until his father...

Afterwards, Paluch saw Peiper [Annotator's Note: Jochen Peiper, field officer in the Waffen-SS and personal adjutant to...

After the war ended in Europe, being transferred to the Pacific was kind of voluntary. Joseph Alter had made a...

Jones Quincy Adams, Jr. thinks the Norden bombsight [Annotator's Note: Norden Mk. XV tachometric bombsight] was a...

Harry Bell could not believe that they were surrendering. They had not fired a shot since leaving the front lines. The...

There were 18 or 19 men on Thomas J. Blakey's plane [Annotator's Note: from the 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd...

Warren Bowersox was assigned to duty with the 116th Field Artillery Battalion stationed at Fort Mason, California. It...

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