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Raymond VanDuzer and his fellow soldiers were able to go into London while he was in England. He and the other American...

On 4 May 1945, near the end of the war, Alan Moskin and his outfit [Annotator's Note: 66th Infantry Regiment, 71st...

Robert Harvey Heinly [Annotator's Note: with the 3463rd Ordnance Medium Maintenance Company] got orders to turn all his...

Bernard Smith was very comfortable as an armorer gunner. He and his crew got along very well. They were ecumenical....

Eveline Peardon and her siblings visited the young soldiers every day after D-Day [Annotator’s Note: the 6 June 1944...

After being wounded [Annotator's Note: on 4 October 1944], Sol Lazinger was given morphine and brought behind the lines...

John Weinart could only stay scared for so long. He did his best to maintain his excitement and adrenaline. There was a...

Louis Cardenas remembers they slept on boards. They had sacks and they put hay in them. They were not suffering. They...

Enrique Cervantes felt the urge to join the war effort after the United States' entry into the conflict. His older...

Martin Baranek saved his money and bought a grocery store and slowly learned the business. He met and married the...

Walter N. Gaterman was born in Saint Louis in December 1921. He was in the printing trade before the war. He heard...

Peter Du Pre talks at schools about World War 2. He thinks the younger generations have no idea about the war. He feels...

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