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William Dabney and his fellow soldiers tried to enjoy themselves whenever they could. They would engage in activities...

At the end of the war, Philip Schmidt and his unit [Annotator's Note: Headquarters Company, 8th Armored Division] could...

[Annotator's Note: Richard Yeagely was part of the Army of Occupation in Europe after the war ended.] They had food and...

After Charles Kitching was discharged from the Army [Annotator’s Note: in December 1946], he drank a lot and talked...

John T. Fallon ended up in Germany [Annotator's Note: with the Company G, 3rd Battalion, 36th Engineer Combat Regiment...

Stanley Jack Birnbaum completed medical school in 1951 and continued in the operating room until his late 80s [...

They [Annotator's Note: Anthony Acevedo and his fellow soldiers of the 275th Infantry Regiment, 70th Infantry Division...

Robert Huber's first combat action in Holland was at night. It was a 40 man patrol sent out to capture some enemy...

Ed Tunnicliff was put on a hospital ship and sent home. It was nice with white sheets. When he returned to the United...

James Alspaugh joined the 102nd Infantry Division at Camp Swift [Annotator's Note: in Bastrop County, Texas] in 1944....

Stegmeier thinks that it is important that we continue to study World War II. He once completed a survey stating that...

Clarence Herbert Weatherwax feels he is blessed and is happy to share his story with people. He enjoys talking to...

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