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Gilbert Shawn was not shipped to basic training. Instead, he went to an air field in Kentucky as a cadet. Shawn took a...

The trip home took 11 days. After docking in Norfolk they [Annotator's Note: John Sacks and his fellow newly liberated...

To Dr. Roscoe Brown, strafing missions were more dangerous than bomber escort missions because they [Annotator's Note:...

Maurice Hackler recalled having been sent to Czechoslovakia, but they could only do visual bombing in that country....

Arnol Sellars was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1924. He lived in Louisiana, Texas, and overseas but Tulsa is home. He...

Following the Battle of the Bulge, Carrol Joy and his outfit [Annotator’s Note: the 514th Fighter Squadron, 406th...

Erico J. Catalano did not take advantage of the G.I. Bill. He went to work in a slipper factory in Florida with his...

Frank Ramsey [Annotator’s Note: serving with the 368th Bombardment Squadron, 306th Bombardment Group, Eighth Air Force...

Samuel W. Smith remembers they were attached to the Army. It was the Army Air Corps. In 1949, they started the Air...

Frank William Buschmeier returned to the United States after being a prisoner of war in Europe for nine months. He was...

John Noack’s navigator wrote a letter home in code. Noack was allowed to write two letters home per month. They were...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Joseph Geary what he and the men did on their downtime.] The best thing they...

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