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Robert E. Foster was in a particular spot where he was in the same hole as another man. Foster had to relieve himself....

[Annotator's Note: Mark Gordon Hazard, Jr. served in the Army as the commanding officer of Company E, 2nd Battalion,...

A lot of the small towns along Clyde Kenney's march were "butchered," and Germany was "pulverized" during that period...

Frank J. Waldeck and his unit [Annotator's Note Company C, 1st Battalion, 411th Infantry Regiment, 103rd Infantry...

While in the midst of being released from the hospital [Annotator's Note: Malec had been wounded by shrapnel and was...

When James B. Jones arrived at Fort Dix, New Jersey, he was assigned to the first black armored unit in the Army. The...

Abe Milkis found the German troops to be good fighters. At the end, the enemy soldiers were just a bunch of young kids...

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

John Shirley [Annotator’s Note: serving with the 15th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division] was sent to England to...

John Bache-Wiig, Jr.'s first combat objective was at Philippsbourg, France. On 4 and 5 January [Annotator's Note:...

Donald Scott and his fellow prisoners of war were told by the liberating British soldiers to sit and wait for someone...

Edward G. Willette was in Verviers, Belgium, and wrote home quite often. One of his letters described how, when the...

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