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Raymond Mason remembers there was looting [Annotator’s Note: Mason is referring to entering Germany]. He put the rule...

Mancel Kirk survived the war well. He did not get shell shock like some others did. The worst thing he suffered was the...

Robert L. Williams takes the interviewer through his collection of photographs. He has pictures of the plane the...

[Annotator's Note: Harry Bell served in the Army as a mortar gunner in Company F, 2nd Battalion, 422nd Infantry...

Harry George Paege, Junior went overseas out of New York [Annotator's Note: New York, New York, 1944]. It took eight...

Robert Max does not believe he suffered any lasting effects from the war in terms of shell shock, but says it has been...

In 1949, Herbert W. Ridyard took a job with NACA, National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, which was the forerunner...

Galloway was with 3 individuals--a driver, a radio operator and a sergeant-- when they were caught by the Germans....

Walter McNeely hated the Neo-Nazi movement in the United States and became fearful that it would be discovered that he...

Herbert W. Ridyard landed in France in September 1944. Part of the division [Annotator's Note: 94th Infantry Division]...

Zawada was in the camp for about a week before the American army liberated the camp [Annotator's Note: prisoner of war/...

Charles Kitching’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was crossing the Rhine River at two o’clock in the morning...

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