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Ralph F. Lafferty did not get to see his brother often, despite being in the same regiment [Annotator's Note: Lafferty...

[Annotator’s Note: The video glitches throughout the segment.] Roy D. Goad [Annotator’s Note: a lieutenant in the 143rd...

Freddie Ohr had a lot of things happened to him. The first guy Ohr encountered really tried to make it tough on him....

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

In late May 1945, because Frank Finklang did not have enough points to go home, he was transferred to 346th Bombardment...

Carl Peterson doesn't know how the war changed him. He has his own views on how things should be. His wife gets on him...

Albert Porche learned to take Army life as it came. He was in Jackson, Mississippi after his enlistment. People did not...

William Blanckenburg wrote a book called Private Blanckenburg Goes to War. During his combat experience they had a long...

Edgar De Pue Osgood loved Great Britain because they had very attractive girls in the Red Cross. They were put in...

Robert Clifford Pryor [Annotator's Note: with the 92nd Armored Field Artillery Battalion, 2nd Armored Division] saw...

When they got overseas to Italy, black and white [Annotators Note: African American and Caucasian], they were a team....

Arthur Braunstein was born in New York [Annotator’s Note: New York City, New York] in February 1924. His father was a...

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