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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...

Thomas Creekmore went overseas [Annotator's Note: in 1945], and he was an eager beaver. His pilot [Annotator's Note: in...

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

Samuel W. Smith was asked if he would be a lead crew. It would cut down his missions to 30. He would have to have more...

The most memorable experience of the war for Omer Van Huylenbrouck is his first mission to Berlin [Annotator's Note:...

John T. "Jack" Race received his commission in February 1943. Since he was on detached service with the British [...

Max Finesmith went into the briefing for his first mission before four in the morning. The plan was to takeoff by 8:30...

Roland M. Lee encountered flak [Annotator's Note: antiaircraft artillery fire] on most of his missions [Annotator's...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Chester Brewer about a story of when he threw his hat down at a colonel.]...

[Annotator's Note: The interview begins with Jones Quincy Adams Jr. and the interviewer in conversation.] Adams was...

Albion Kenneth Hutcherson [Annotator's Note: a radioman on a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber serving with the...

Herbert Heilbrun believes in the power of prayer. On his fourth mission, Heilbrun was flying with 36 airplanes in nine...

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