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Harley Reynolds notes that by one in the morning they stopped and rested. The next morning they were in position and...

The Germans would use flares at night and drop them over the American convoy. At night this would illuminate the fleet...

On their way back to the United States, they [Annotator's Note: George McGovern and his crew] had to make a stop in the...

In the beginning, Alfred Dietrick would go to the movies before going overseas and the Germans looked invincible. The...

John Shirley [Annotator’s Note: a sergeant with the 15th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division serving in Italy] was...

Erwin Blonder had no idea who was trying to rescue them, but as soon as the 442nd [Annotator's Note: 442nd Regimental...

After being classified for pilot training, Thomas W. Stevenson Jr. took his primary flight training at Oxnard Army Air...

Arthur Smith says that when they were sinking Japanese luggers [Annotator's Note: slang for cargo ships], the often...

Merrill J. Clark thinks it is important from an educational standpoint that the museum [Annotator's Note: The National...

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

Raymond Burchell started smelling flesh. He thought maybe an air raid was happening. They could not see smoke. As they...

Frederick Amore was born in 1924 in Bay Ridge, New York and lived there until age 17 when he moved to Rome, New York....

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