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Reginald Duncan was wounded twice during his time in Europe but refused to receive the Purple Heart [Annotator's Note:...

John Kerner was assigned close to the front in a battalion aid station [Annotator's Note: 110th Medical Battalion, 35th...

Joseph Taliancich remembers his brothers and whether or not they served in the military during the war [Annotator’s...

Kenneth H. Bailey was close to the concentration camps but were not to liberate them. The Colonel would tell Bailey...

The Hartz Mountains [Annotators Note: also referred to as the Harz Mountains, Germany] contained many Hitler Youth...

[Annotator's Note: Mark Gordon Hazard, Jr. served in the Army as the commanding officer of Company E, 2nd Battalion,...

In preparation for the invasion of Normandy [Annotator's Note: D-Day; the Allied invasion of Normandy, France on 6 June...

Operation Cobra was the big breakout, and Harry Snyder said there were "thousands" of big bombers filling the skies and...

To Raymond Zager the Maginot line was easily conquered. They then came to the Siegfried Line. They advanced through...

Don Bowling trained with rifles, machine guns, and mortars. He landed on Omaha [Annotator's Note: Omaha Beach, Normandy...

While in Europe, Leon Dixon was treated wonderfully by the Europeans, way better than he was treated in the United...

Herbert W. Ridyard was born in July 1925 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He lived a very basic life when growing up. There...

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