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To John Gibbons none of the missions he flew were as bad as the 19 March mission [Annotators Note: the 19 March 1944...

Paul James Grubb was part of the air war in support of the fierce ground fighting in the Alps before the German forces...

After D-Day, Clyde East and the 15th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron began to work in a rather routine fashion. The...

After nine months in a prison, William White Brainard [Annotator's Note: who was serving as a radioman on a Boeing B-17...

Melbourne Sanford Courtney had a lot of experience in combat in his one year of war. His unit [Annotator's Note:...

John W. Towle returned home to Tennessee and married his wife in May 1945. Although he had attended the same high...

Francis Neilson was born in October 1925 in Tacoma, Washington. His parents divorced when he was a toddler, and his...

Robert W. McDonald went to Fort Dix [Annotator's Note: now Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in Trenton, New Jersey] for...

Henry Burkle would meet every crew that came back to get the word from the pilot to know what was wrong with the planes...

Henry Lederer flew 92 missions. That is a lot when you wake up every morning and wonder if you are going to be around...

Being as friendly possible, Robert Heller and his crew surrendered. As far as he knew, only one of the crew had died,...

John Arch McGill says the war was a terrible waste, in terms of loss of human life, of destruction to communities, and...

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