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[Annotators Note: Norman Kleiss starts the interview by reading a narrative about the causes that led up to the Pearl...

Frank George Memory had no problems returning from the war. He was married in 1946 and had five children with his wife...

Richard H. Kerr was headed towards the Pacific Theater in World War 2 with an LCT [Annotator's Note: Landing Craft,...

Wallace Spencer is honored that he was able to serve. He did his job and it was an honor to do it. His hat helped him...

Harold Long was born in January 1926 in Lawrence, Kansas. He grew up in southern Illinois during the Great Depression...

Alfred Raymond Mosher lost about 30 or 40 pounds while he was a prisoner. Mosher remained in the Navy for an additional...

Fred Bergeron saw three carriers as well as battle ships, cruisers and destroyers spread out over a very wide area. The...

Melvin Munch would have been part of the invasion force for assaulting the Japanese home islands. The atomic bombs kept...

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

When Jack D. Owen was discharged, he was required to give a urine sample to make sure he had no medical problems. All...

Nuclear reactors were very crude things [Annotator's Note: when Archie Kelley started studying nuclear physics at the...

After the conclusion of World War 2, William Riggs' only thought upon arriving home was to seek out a job away from the...

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