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Leila Morrison was met by a two and a half ton truck [Annotator's Note: two and a half ton, six by six truck, also...

George Wesley McGee's service means more to him today than it did when he was first discharged. At the time, he just...

Robert Kelso's unit had pulled up near a railroad track and dug in. He had heard that some of the guys went to a...

Donelson Houseman got a ten day leave and went home. After reporting back, he was assigned to Fort Fisher, North...

Fred B. Morgan, Junior is glad he was a medic [Annotator's Note: with Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 505th...

Stewart Hihn [Annotator's Note: with the 222nd Infantry Regiment, 42nd Infantry Division] spent most of the war with...

Lynn Compton was not told about the upcoming invasion while he was in Holborn. Compton could tell by the outlay of land...

Prior to the battle near Oradour-sur-Glane, John Singlaub experienced a German Heinkel 111 bomber attack. The aircraft...

Jack Appel transitioned to the United States through Camp Lucky Strike [Annotator's Note: one of the transit and...

Neil Cox thought he was blessed because he was raised on a farm. He grew up working hard and shooting guns. One soldier...

Opal Grapes saw the first patients arriving by midmorning or noon [Annotator’s Note: on D-Day, 6 June 1944]. The...

James B. Jones's father died not long after the move. Jones was working for a lawyer and his family in town. The family...

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