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Henry Freedman and his fellow POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoners of war] were loaded in "40 and 8" boxcars and were in a...

Richard Scheerer was on the streets of Little Rock when he learned of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. He was...

Henry Langrehr had times his guns jammed and by the grace of God, he never got shot. The Thompsons [Annotator's Note: ....

Walter Sapp had been in his foxhole for eight days. He could not stand or walk. Two men lifted him out and he woke up...

Henry Freedman and his fellow POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoners of war] were anxiously awaiting their American...

Darold Rice remembers boarding the ship to head back to the USA after the war was over. He joined up with a random...

Richard Scheerer was sent to New York where he boarded a ship bound for England. They were escorted by the battleship...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Henry Langrehr to tell him about 29 June 1944.] They were assaulting a series...

Walter Sapp was fortunate to have excellent hearing. He could hear mortars coming down. The way a mortar explodes, if...

After the war ended in Africa they continued training in the desert. The men were given passes to go into Tunisia but...

L. Vinson Freeman, Jr., in his Army records it is Leslie V. Freeman, was born in Saint Louis, Missouri in June 1923. He...

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