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Samuel Lombardo appreciated his boyhood in Pennsylvania. He grew up admiring the forefathers of the United States. They...

James W. Phillips went back to working at a show factory after World War 2, and then later worked in civil service....

After being wounded [Annotator's Note: on 4 October 1944], Sol Lazinger was given morphine and brought behind the lines...

[Annotator's Note: This segment begins with Vernon Leopold describing some of the men he served with in the I...

Lynn Compton had his orders changed so he could play baseball in Paris. He would look around for facilities for the...

William Dabney notes that there was no mingling between white soldiers and black soldiers. When they got overseas they...

When Charles Scheffel became a platoon leader, he used all of the ammunition that they could teaching his men about...

Not much during combat stands out for Alan Moskin. Once in a while near the end, he would get R...

John Mock and the other wounded were moved from town to town. Sometimes they stayed in a hospital and sometimes they...

[Annotator's Note: Clifford Suthern Hayes fell ill and was sent to a hospital to recover.] Clifford Suthern Hayes was...

Leon Bass went from England to France. They [Annotator's Note: the 183rd Engineer Combat Battalion (Colored)] got...

The Monuments Men group totaled about 60 men when Ettlinger was a member. They continued to be in existence even after...

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