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As John Marr led his advanced scout team back to the position of Captain Ben Schwartzwalder [Annotator's Note:...

Lewis Guidry thinks it is very important to keep the history of World War 2 alive. A major message is to always try to...

Gerard Dillon was fully loaded, had his face darkened, and was ready to go [Annotator's Note: on 4 June 1944]. About...

Robert Nichols Cresswell [Annotator’s Note: a truck driver with the 291st Engineer Combat Battalion] did not trade in...

Gus Blass, II had a captain during the war named Brooks Norman. After the war Blass wrote him a letter. Norman...

Andrew George Jameson had no feeling towards his enemy other than the general enemy represented by Hitler [Annotator's...

John Singlaub enlisted in the US Army Artillery because he wanted the experience to supplement his infantry skills....

Hans Siverts' unit [Annotator's Note: 4th Convalescent Hospital] pretty much stayed together through the war. The last...

Heywood Mason [Annotator's Note: a Private 1st Class in the US Army 88th Infantry Division] recovered from a case of...

Ed Rendelman’s first military assignment was in Scottsville, Illinois for a few days. He then went on to Fort Lewis,...

Carl Payne came home to the naval base in Virginia. He was discharged in Indiantown Gap [Annotator’s Note: Indiantown...

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