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

John Raaen was captain of Headquarters Company, 5th Ranger Infantry Battalion at the time of D-Day on 6 June 1944 [...

Paul Roach was a city engineer. He was in the reserves for two weeks in the summer. He was taking classes in command...

[Annotator's Note: Winnecken Gerhard speaks largely in German in this segment with very limited translation to English...

Gale Ammerman was wearing a regular combat jacket and trousers, carried a .45 caliber pistol [Annotator's Note: .45...

Bill Connelly [Annotator's Note: with the Intelligence and Reconnaissance platoon, 116th Infantry Regiment, 29th...

After the war, Robert Mayes returned to the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, Tennessee and got his degree. He then...

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

Grant Patton remembers the convoy would not stop. One ship might stop to pick up survivors. While he was flying, they...

Walter Halloran hit the beach and saw many men die as soon as the ramp was dropped [Annotator’s Note: he was assigned...

[Annotator's Note: The video is out of focus and Leslie Cruise continuously refers to a book that he has off camera.]...

Philemon Andrews Saint Amant landed in London [Annotator's Note: London, England]. There were troops fighting in North...

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