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Alexander Jefferson's plane name was "Bubble Blue Subsoil." [Annotator's Note: Jefferson became quiet and was lost in...

Alexander Jefferson listened to the BBC radio at the POW camp, but had no idea about the landings in Southern France....

Darrell Welch returned home from North Africa in just under a year. He flew 61 missions. He has great praise for the B-...

James Read Kirk was born in September 1924 in Watseka, Illinois. His parents moved to the Detroit area [Annotator's...

Barney Old Coyote’s crew was credited with sinking a submarine; it was not an individual accolade. The escort would...

[Annotator's Note: Norman Kinsey arrived home from Europe in October 1945.] He drove down to Baton Rouge [Annotator's...

Chester L. Talley was sent overseas and eventually stationed in Foggia, Italy as a radio repairman for the 15th Air...

[Annotator's Note: William Fili, his tail gunner, and radio operator were all captured and placed in a village jail...

It bothers George McGovern today that when he talks to college kids they have no idea about Vietnam. Even though he...

William McCowen [Annotator's Note: a pilot in the US Air Force] flew 123s [Annotator's Note: Fairchild C-123 Provider...

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

Robert Tyler Oakes was born in March 1922 in New Albany, Indiana. He enjoyed his youth participated in plays in high...

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