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Fred Bronfin was sent back [Annotator's Note: back to the United States] for more radar training and teaching at Saint...

Otis Kight's squadron, VF-42 [Annotator's Note: Fighting Squadron 42 (VF-42), USS Yorktown (CV-5)] had the bulk of the...

Kenneth Theis [Annotator’s Note: Supply and Disbursement Officer aboard the USS Manlove (DE-36)] was part of a giant...

He was asleep in his bunk [Annotator's Note: aboard the heavy cruiser USS San Francisco, CA38] early in the morning of...

Donald Herbert Shown and the Indianapolis [Annotator’s Note: USS Indianapolis (CA-35)] were in the Aleutians at the...

Shortly after Frederick Ellis reached Japan and the point system was in place for sending them home. The points got...

Arthur L. Eads was born in Plainville, Kansas [Annotator's Note: in August 1920]. His father was a farmer, but then...

Socrates Dendrinelis did not date in high school. He was the president of his class. He went out with the vice-...

Returning to his experiences earlier in his Navy career, Lauren Bruner discusses particulars about his first ship, the...

For Charles Bishop, submarine school was pretty intense. The course lasted three months during which the class spent a...

Wallace McKay caught a merchant ship back to the United States. It took six weeks to make it back and he was only given...

[Annotator's Note: William G. Roy served in the Navy as a Photographer's Mate 2nd Class aboard the aircraft carrier USS...

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