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As a medic, Lawrence Angst saw a lot. Grave Registration used to get to him. They would come along with trucks and fill...

Cecil J. V. Newton went overseas unescorted, but traveled in a zigzag [Annotator's Note: a naval anti-submarine...

Charles R. Brown was born in March 1925 in Port Townsend, Washington as an only child. His parents split when he was...

Lewis A. Strandburg was a private in Company I, 325th Glider Infantry Regiment [Annotator's Note: Company I, 3rd...

Meyer Levin was sent to Europe after graduating [Annotator's Note: after he completed officer candidate school] at Fort...

Lionel Baxter and his unit [Annotator's Note: Battery A, 941st Field Artillery Battalion] went through the outskirts of...

Frank Maresca started his basic training in January [Annotator's Note: January 1944]. He was first sent to Fort Dix for...

The first thing the Americans did was open the German breweries, according to William Jucksch. They established...

Herndon Inge, Junior got off the ship in New York [Annotator's Note: New York, New York] and got on ferry boats to Camp...

Gilbert Clift survived the war by being lucky. He did not have any kind of religious experience. He has done a pretty...

The artillery in the Hurtgen Forest was tree burst artillery which prevented men from digging foxholes in the cold...

Robert Rupp was surprised by the atomic bomb drops on Japan [Annotator's Note: nuclear weapons dropped on Hiroshima and...

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