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On her 20th birthday, Brigitte Rodgers traveled by herself to New York [Annotator's Note: New York, New York] to get...

In July 1944, Frank Jasicko [Annotator’s Note: serving with the 781st Bombardment Squadron, 465th Bombardment Group,...

Lynn Compton was not told about the upcoming invasion while he was in Holborn. Compton could tell by the outlay of land...

[Annotator’s Note: There is a person assisting the interviewee with answering Interviewer’s questions throughout the...

James Sandoz was in Germany when the war ended. He does not recall how he heard, perhaps by an officer. They were moved...

Loevsky was taken to a German headquarters and was marched through the streets of Berlin past angry crowds. He could...

The infantry was expecting General Patton's [Annotator's Note: US Army Lieutenant General George S. Patton, Jr.] army...

When he was told that he would be trained aboard ship as a gunner, Robert Fitz was "mystified." He arrived at the main...

Andrew A. Rooney went to the front lines a lot [Annotator's Note: as a correspondent for the Stars and Stripes,...

Norris Waddill drove off the barge at Normandy and had a dry landing. He saw dead Seabees [Annotator's Note: members of...

Leonard Spivey notes that the Germans managed to get all of the prisoners out before the Russians came. All of the...

Marvin Raymond Edwards' most memorable experience of the war was the horrible treatment by the Germans and their cold-...

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