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Frank Mancuso landed in Charleston, South Carolina then he travelled on a hospital train to McKinney, Texas and then to...

[Annotator’s Note: Can hear paper ruffling, seats squeaking, and people in the background throughout this segment.]...

Joseph Hairston was born in May 1922 in a log cabin just outside of Martinsville, Virginia. He stayed in Virginia for...

Once the war ended, the medical doctors left by airplane, leaving no one in charge [Annotator's Note: of the 120th...

George Tamburello’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was getting wounded because he thought he was going to die...

Walter Barnes and the other American forces in the area moved both during the day and at night. They were constantly...

Earl Ervin Clark believes that World War 2 changed him dramatically. He went from being a poor kid washing dishes to...

Robert Jagers' orders were to report to Columbia University [Annotator's Note: Columbia University in New York, New...

After Joseph “Joe” Grossman was discharged from the Navy, he adjusted back to civilian life without difficulty....

On his second voyage [Annotator's Note: as an engineering officer aboard the SS Vernon L. Kellogg], Clarke Langrall was...

The next night, the 1st Special Forces [Annotator's Note: 1st Special Service Force, 5th Army; often referred to as "...

Merrill J. Clark made a slit trench and put half a tent over the top of it [Annotator's Note: in Italy with Company K,...

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