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[Annotators Note: This segment begins with the interviewer brushing off Robert Murphy’s coat]. After the big battle on...

The Belgian and Dutch civilians were nice people. Sam V. Abate felt like he was at home. Belgium was alright but it was...

[Annotator's Note: Robert Guitard was assigned to the Prisoner of War Enclosure 339, Prisoner of War Information Bureau...

In Salzburg [Annotator's Note: Salzburg, Austria], Vernon Breen participated in a Mass for the Fallen in the city's...

Susumas Ito and his regiment [Annotator's Note: Ito was an instrument sergeant in the 522nd Field Artillery Battalion,...

Seymour Reitman got an open furlough [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence for a short period of time] to England....

Edgar L. McKay boarded the Queen Elizabeth [Annotator's Note: RMS Queen Elizabeth], which travelled alone. The ship was...

Angelo Joseph Spinato got into Belgium in the middle of the day [Annotator's Note: with Company E, 4th Platoon 2nd...

Henry Freedman was born into a poor family in Boston, Massachusetts in September 1921. His father was a World War 1...

Wilbur Thomas felt that World War 2 did not change his life but opened his eyes to new experiences. Thomas remarks that...

Charles White was born in 1924 in Coraopolis [Annotator’s Note: Coraopolis, Pennsylvania]. He served from 1941 to 1945...

Robert Walter had 40 men under him during the Battle of the Bulge. He never had a problem with that. While he was in...

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