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Joseph Rockforte was not able to see the actual invasion of Normandy because he was on a ship offshore. When he went...

John Raaen saw a lot of smoke and heard a lot of noise from small arms fire from the right side. It was from WN70 which...

[Annotator's Note: Leon Schafer was aboard USS LST-502 for the D-Day invasion of Normandy, France on 6 June 1944.] They...

Everybody was scared the first time, and every time they jumped out of an airplane. Gerard Dillon says that if you were...

After Richard J. O’Brien disembarked from the ship in England [Annotator’s Note: having departed the United States in...

Edward Tipper and the troops of the 101st Airborne were very confident about jumping into France. Their training was...

By 5 June 1944, Roger Bowers's unit [Annotator's Note: 103rd Medical Battalion, 28th Infantry Division] was at one of...

Robert Jagers landed on Utah Beach [Annotator's Note: Utah Beach, Normandy, France aboard the USS LST-351 on D-Day; the...

Robert Curl entered the Navy never having been very far from home. It was to be a different experience for him. He had...

Chet Graham [Annotator's Note: Chester Earl Graham] addresses the defense of the causeway to Chef-du-Pont [Annotator’s...

Henry Langrehr was at the La Fiere bridge [Annotator's Note: La Fiere, France] when a German tank came down the...

The first combat jump Norman William Waldman and his regiment [Annotator's Note: 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment,...

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