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The first dead people John H. Price, Jr. saw were Germans and that had little effect on him. They could hear field...

Arthur Spaulding was in charge of a gun [Annotator's Note: in 2nd Platoon, Company B, 91st Chemical Mortar Battalion]....

When the war in Europe ended, Alfred "Al" Danegger believes he was in Koblenz [Annotator’s Note: Koblenz, Germany]....

Although Clyde Kenney liked the experience of being in the military, he didn't like being shot at. War "got to be a...

Francis Resta was soaked in his comrade's blood, and, at first, mistaken for dead. He was given morphine and his...

Basil C. Hoehn and his unit [Annotator’s Note: with the 91st Chemical Mortar Battalion] moved into Germany after...

Roosevelt [Annotator's Note: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 32nd President of the United States] died in April [Annotator's...

Herbert W. Ridyard was let off a truck near Nennig [Annotator's Note: Nennig, Germany] and then advanced toward their...

John Rogers found dug in tanks that were dispersed throughout [Annotator's Note: throughout Germany]. One time, they...

Vernon Schmidt [Annotator's Note: with Company E, 358th Infantry Regiment, 90th Infantry Division,] advanced towards...

With his partner Curtis Mathews, Vernon Breen was assigned to take a phone down to a "T" in the road to observe the...

As a child, Christa Schneider said, living in the middle of the war zone was "terrifying." The roar of the airplanes...

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