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Melvin Linkous discovered that the people of Ireland were wonderful. They were good business people. Occasionally, the...

[Annotator's Note: Daniel Farley served in the Army as a rifleman in Company A, 5th Ranger Battalion.] In the lock up...

Harold Beal remembers the paratroopers could not do much for them on the beach, but by the end of the day, they were up...

William Greer was sent to a small camp in England [Annotator’s Note: after his deployment across the Atlantic Ocean]....

Don Bowling trained with rifles, machine guns, and mortars. He landed on Omaha [Annotator's Note: Omaha Beach, Normandy...

Roy Creek remembered taking the bridge at Chef-du-Pont [Annotator's Note: Chef-du-Pont, France]. The bridge was intact...

According to Harry Snyder, anyone entering combat in Normandy between D-Day [Annotator's Note: Allied invasion of...

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

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

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...

Johnnie A. Jones Senior was made a warrant officer [Annotator's Note: officers above non-commissioned officers,...

When he deployed, Ubert Labat was among 14,000 troops on the Queen Mary [Annotator's Note: RMS Queen Mary], including a...

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