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When the Russians arrived, Frank Patti said the Americans had no orders, and just watched. He and two other G.I.s went...

Word of the German surrender reached Don Carter. The end of the war signals its most dangerous phase as, although the...

[Annotator's Note: Robert Guitard was assigned to the Prisoner of War Enclosure 339, Prisoner of War Information Bureau...

Norman Neste's most memorable combat experience was towards the end because they were moving so quickly. He never knew...

Norman Weber and his family were protected by the Americans [Annotator’s Note: The two Weber children had been born in...

Richard Boyd was not trained to go to Japan after the Germans surrendered. He was assigned to a unit disarming the...

Dwain Luce did not have to wait long to go home. When the war was over, each country sent their finest Divisions to...

Robert Haffner was moved to Dresden [Annotator's Note: Dresden, Germany] after the war was declared over in the Pacific...

Joe Crandall experienced the most difficult combat when his unit [Annotator’s Note: the 635th Tank Destroyer Battalion...

Norman Riggsby worked as an MP [Annotator’s Note: military policeman] and as a judge. When they not on motorcycle...

Rita Brandes was in the British Zone of Occupation after the war. Most clothing came from the United States. She had a...

Among the prisoners in Ralph Sykes' prison were Hermann Goering's wife and daughter. The wives of other prisoners were...

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