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James "Jim" L. Brooks finds it very difficult to describe aerial combat because so many things are happening is such a...

It couldn't have been long afterward, any longer and he would have died of hypothermia, that Ben Epstein reached one of...

Frank Bostwick arrived in Liverpool, England. Shortly afterward, the men were shipped to Northern Ireland for...

Louis Cardenas remembers they slept on boards. They had sacks and they put hay in them. They were not suffering. They...

[Annotator's Note: After his bomber crashed, Richard Klenoski was in a rest home in England when the Germans...

A 109 Focke-Wulf [Annotator's Note: either a German Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter aircraft or a Focke-Wulf Fw 190...

[Annotator's Note: The audio was cut off and the tape restarts midsentence. When it does, Bud Loring is talking about...

Eugene W. Chambers enlisted in the Air Force and was called up on 27 January 1943. He took a train to Cincinnati [...

Steve Pisanos was on the first Schweinfurt mission during which 60 B-17s were lost. The bombers were escorted by the...

John Noack was able to keep a fair distribution system set up in his barracks to ensure everybody got a decent share....

Lowell Brueland flew missions on 6 June [Annotator’s Note: 6 June 1944] in Normandy. The first mission was to...

After receiving his commission, Edward Grant worked in Florida as a B-17 [Annotator's Note: Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress...

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