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Fred Gordon and the whole 9th Armored Division was shipped overseas on the Queen Mary to Fort Larkin, England. They had...

Tom Quigley and his men watched their comrades try and make their way up Hill 192 under heavy German fire, and saw a...

J.M. "Jimmy" Fried, Jr. was born in December 1919 and grew up in Vicksburg, Mississippi. He had one older brother and...

Joseph Motil had a feeling that the soldier he was next to was run over by his own tank. Motil got to England and he...

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

Robert Wolf carried an M1 rifle [Annotator's Note: .30 caliber M1 semi-automatic rifle, also known as the M1 Garand]....

Alan Moskin says there is something called "guilt" [Annotator's Note: for killing in combat]. It is hard to put into...

Louise Post Ritter was in nursing school at the outbreak of World War 2. After working for a surgeon in Little Rock,...

Out of all the men Galloway knew and the men around him, no one was killed on the first day of the Bulge. Galloway met...

Robert Swift was drafted. He received his draft notice before he turned 18. He was a medic in the 71st Division [...

Wallace Hurley was discharged as a Private First Class in 1946. He never used the G.I. Bill for education because he...

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