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Stalag Luft was for airmen only. Luft is the German word for air. There were 8000 or 10000 of them there. There were...

During the day on 30 April 1945, they [Annotator's Note: John Sacks and his fellow prisoners in Stalag Luft I] were...

Marvin Raymond Graham welcomed his English wife, Pat, when she came over to the United States. He believes his life...

William Meredith had the option to train to be a pilot, bombardier, or navigator. Meredith was in civil engineering. He...

[Annotator’s Note: The interview begins with John Keema telling the interviewer about how not flying the Regensburg...

When Donald Bryan was going to junior college the US was paying for pilot training [Annotator’s Note: the Civilian...

Walter Bala was stationed at Old Buckenham, England and lived in a Quonset hut with 16 other men. The hut had no...

Carrol Joy moved from England to France in July [Annotator’s Note: July 1944]. Afterward, his squadron would be in...

Richard "Dick" Schneider was born in Akron, Ohio in March 1923. His family included his parents, one sister, and one...

John T. "Jack" Race received his commission in February 1943. Since he was on detached service with the British [...

Gale Ammerman needed his weapons in the Varsity landing [Annotator's Note: Operation Varsity, 24 March 1945, Wesel,...

After World War 2, Willard Haul Coop re-enlisted and went to Korea for one year during the Korean War [Annotator's Note...

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