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John Kerner was assigned close to the front in a battalion aid station [Annotator's Note: 110th Medical Battalion, 35th...

Robert Gaylord Furrow went to England, France, Belgium, and Germany. He trained for a year before the invasion [...

After Marvin Raymond Graham was released from the hospital [Annotator's Note: in Wendling, England], he was sent to a...

David Roderick was with the 1st Battalion Headquarters and dealt with administrative work during the Battle of the...

[Annotators Note: Robert Shoens and the interviewer start the interview with some small chat about experiences both men...

As a result of a court-martial, John Foy's rank was reduced to corporal just before his discharge. He was a staff...

Gilbert Clift survived the war by being lucky. He did not have any kind of religious experience. He has done a pretty...

Arnold Debrick was born on a farm in Paolo, Kansas in March 1925. He attended a one room school in town. In second...

Walter Trauner remembers there was an artillery piece in the road during the Bulge [Annotator's Note: Battle of the...

Baum recalls the POWs at Hammelburg and the concentration camps victims they encountered. They brought their...

A lot of the small towns along Clyde Kenney's march were "butchered," and Germany was "pulverized" during that period...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Alfred "Al" Danegger how the war changed his life.] The war changed Danegger's...

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