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In the 1950s, Eileen Noll recognized the changes for women in the military. She felt more respected and leaned upon by...

Victor Befera was a replacement for those stationed overseas, and those stationed with the most points [Annotator's...

Richmond Hamilton characterizes his aviation training as very thorough and shares a pair of anecdotes illustrating this...

Bane Cook was born in August 1925 in Illinois. He had an older brother. [Annotator’s Note: Cook talks about his brother...

After the war, Paul Gibfried joined the American Legion [Annotator's Note: nonprofit organization of U.S. war veterans...

Nancy Lynch Castellano [Annotator's Note: in the WAVES, Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service; United States...

[Annotators Note: Janice Benario served in the navy as a member of the WAVES and worked with ULTRA intercepts decoding...

During World War 2, the term PTSD [Annotator's Note: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder] did not exist, it was called...

Lawson T. Winslow, Junior really enjoyed the Navy and would have been happy if they told him he had to stay on another...

June Catherine Elliott Haggerty does not feel that the war changed her even though some of the times were a bit scary....

John “Johnny” Pesky was born in Portland, Oregon and went off to play baseball rather than going to college. He has a...

[Annotator's Note: Margaret Stephensen was an administrative clerk at the Bureau of Naval Personnel in Washington, D.C...

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