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Josefine “Piepsi” Joyce lived with him [Annotator’s Note: she is referring to her husband, John Joyce, whom she met in...

[Annotator's Note: A person interrupts the interview throughout this segment.] After the war ended, John Edward Pierce...

John Francis Angier was born in June 1923 in Burlington, Vermont. He feels fortunate he was brought up on a dairy farm...

Floyd Dumas was in a prison camp in 1943. He made his first landing in Sicily. After that landing they were given a...

Lewis E. Belcher and his unit [Annotator's Note: Company B, 11th Tank Battalion, 10th Armored Division] were called up...

George Kays carried a 45 [Annotator's Note: .45 caliber M1911 semi-automatic pistol] and an M1 [Annotator's Note: .30...

Seymour Mermelstein encountered civilians in some of the small towns they went through. [Annotator's Note: Mermelstein...

Ernest Gross was brought to a sanatorium to recuperate. One of his brothers found him, and Gross was both happy and sad...

Robert Eshback believes that the war was a good experience for a lot of men; for him, it wasn't good. It took a lot of...

Mary Frances Dorothy Wood was born in London, England in January 1925. Her family moved to Dulwich [Annotator's Note:...

Clinton Gardner had been in Bastogne a week before it was captured because his outfit was helping with the Red Ball...

When Hugh Colbert was discharged from the US Army in November 1945 his father insisted that he take advantage of the GI...

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