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Harley Bridger was a radio operator. He learned to use a lead ball to help with his radio transmitter. The B-24 [...

Late in the war, Glen Jostad was relocated to a German prisoner of war camp near Moosberg, Germany [Annotator's Note:...

Kenneth R. Williams [Annotator’s Note: a Republic P-47 Thunderbolt fighter pilot in the 355th Fighter Group, 354th...

Clyde East experienced a slow training program after entry into the Canadian Air Force. He was in flying school during...

Following completion of gunnery training, Robert W. Paschal was sent to MacDill Field, Florida for advanced training....

Robert Bueker flew 23 missions [Annotator's Note: with the 454th Bombardment Group, 15th Air Force]. [Annotator's Note...

After the war, Jack Buckner used the G.I. Bill to go to school. His first child was born, and he was having a tough...

[Annotator's Note: Throughout this clip interview, Clarence Edward "Ed" Riggs, Jr. refers to papers he is holding as he...

James Read Kirk had never been out of the country before. He went to Bangor, Maine and practiced flying in formations....

The first couple of bombing missions William Fili was on were "milk runs" [Annotator's Note: slang term used by...

Emile Engles' parents took care to tell their children that when dealing with the Germans, and particularly the Gestapo...

Jesse Wofford thought the German Me-262s [Annotator's Note: German Messerschmitt Me-262 jet fighter aircraft] were "...

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