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Carroll Knutson flew his first mission as part of the thousand bomber raid over Berlin. He discusses his feelings in...

Returning home from overseas, Alonzo Emerson remembers enjoying steak and fresh milk, two foods they didn't have while...

Donald E. Casey served as a navigator for the 379th Bombardment Group, 8th Air Force in Kimbolton, England flying B-17s...

Albert Pultz Lochra, Jr. had several good, non-combat-related flights [Annotator's Note: with the 351st Bombardment...

James Crane’s brother was taken prisoner by the Germans [Annotator’s Note: after being shot down over the Ploesti...

When he arrived in England, Darrell D. Gust knew that at least a third of the original 28 crews that had gone over in...

Of all the ground crew personnel, Edwin Sved recalled only one with whom his crew got close. He told the tale of a...

Russell Bretz Linger, Jr. was accepted into pilot school [Annotator's Note: after having been drafted and the accepted...

Frederick Amore was transferred to Payne Field in Cairo, Egypt and, because there were too many mechanics there, he did...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer pauses the interview to adjust the camera.] Jack Rolfson went to work for American...

Out of 35 missions, Maurice Hackler only had one mission he considered a close call. He was flying deputy, watching the...

Both Air Forces [Annotator's Note: the US Army Air Forces and the Royal Canadian Air Force] did a good job of...

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