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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...

Stewart Hihn's [Annotator's Note: with the 222nd Infantry Regiment, 42nd Infantry Division] clothing was inadequate....

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

Richard O. "Otto" Bertz had never been as cold as he was in combat. He still has trouble with his feet and goes to bed...

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

Edmund Frodyma [Annotator’s Note: serving with the 67th Armored Field Artillery Battalion, 3rd Armored Division],...

Robert Joseph Blatnik and his unit [Annotator's Note: 1st Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division]...

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 Leo Tyler's the ride on the ship [Annotator's Note: overseas as part of the 100th Infantry Division] was...

Cecil J. V. Newton went overseas unescorted, but traveled in a zigzag [Annotator's Note: a naval anti-submarine...

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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