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Joseph Dean Reilly was a Private First Class [Annotator's Note: PFC, with Headquarters, 3rd Battalion, 501st Parachute...

Milosevich did not know of the plan to pull back.The Germans flanked the position and captured hole after hole. They...

Stanley James Thurston was not provided basic training. After enlistment, he was sent to a pigeon outfit [Annotator's...

When Donald Beeghly’s unit [Annotator's Note: the 142nd Antiaircraft Artillery Gun Battalion (mobile)] arrived in...

Joseph Kagan remembers crossing the Rhine River. The Germans were on the high ground and shooting at the bridge....

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

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

Harold Berkman had 16 weeks of basic training as a member of Company B, 36th Infantry Training Battalion [Annotator's...

John Raaen spent time in the hedgerow area of Normandy after Maisy [Annotator’s Note: Maisy was the location of a...

[Annotator's Note: The audio level of this interview is very low.] John Ryan knows that over time, things changed for...

Kenneth J. Hanson [Annotator’s Note: serving with the 410th Infantry Regiment, 103rd Infantry Division] recalled a time...

[Annotators Note: Franklin Denius was an artillery forward observer in Battery C, 230th Field Artillery Battalion, 30th...

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