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[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Jack Sinise what his roughest mission was.] Besides one where they got hit and...

Francis Dymnicki does not remember his first mission. He flew missions over France in preparation for D-Day [Annotator'...

Tom Quigley recalls how after having sufficiently halted the German advance, he and his men slogged their way back to...

In January 1944 the weather was good, and Carl Koone said Allied airplanes could be seen all over Europe "all day,...

Elmer Nicholson, Jr. went to Southampton, England first. They [Annotator's Note: Nicholson and the rest of the 66th...

Charles Childs was born in July 1920 in Arnegard, North Dakota. He did not stay home. He went to school and when he got...

Joseph Dean Reilly had a deferment [Annotator's Note: postponement of military service] because he was working for a...

A year after enlisting as a private Robert Christie graduated from OCS [Annotators Note: Officer Candidate School] with...

The first time Alan Moskin realized he was in combat and war, something hit the top of his head. There were mortar and...

A German force moved north out of Picauville toward Lieutenant John Marr's position and attacked in force with tanks...

Frieda Weinreich went to the Landsberg Displaced Persons Camp located outside of Munich, Germany. She met old and new...

After the invasion [Annotator's Note: D-Day; the Allied invasion of Normandy, France on 6 June 1944] began, Sol...

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