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John Vessey goes by Jack. His father was John and his son is named John and his grandson is named Jack. They all...

[Annotator's Note: This clip begins with the interviewer attempting to level out the audio.] Alexander Jefferson was...

The horrible times for F.M. Richard Simons were mortars and trying not to fall asleep in his foxhole. Once, they heard...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks George Sichler about different German weapons used against him.] Every night...

Dominic Martello thinks Kasserine Pass should be remembered as a screw-up. It was a mess. Generals got captured. In an...

[Annotators Note: Segment begins with a female telling Phillips that she is going to the grocery store and will be...

Clarence Edward "Ed" Riggs, Jr., and his crew received orders to fly to a former German base in Tunisia. There were...

Albert Hatala primarily built Bailey bridges while he was serving in Italy. He also ran communication wire so...

[Annotator's Note: Norman Kinsey arrived home from Europe in October 1945.] He drove down to Baton Rouge [Annotator's...

Avon is 60 miles south of Mitchell, South Dakota. George McGovern spent the first three years of his life in Avon. He...

Gerard Halpern feels that the United States could not have avoided taking part in World War 2. The United States had...

Theodore E. Skinner, Sr. was sent overseas to Scotland and then took a train to Tidworth Barracks in Southern England....

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