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Florence G. Shutsy-Reynolds' parents always told her she could do anything she wanted to do. That event is why she is...

Marietta Baham worked in the mail and communications department [Annotator's Note: at Jackson Barracks in New Orleans,...

Barbara Stables was in Mobile [Annotator’s Note: Mobile, Alabama] with her children visiting her parents when the news...

One of George Kearney's friends, who lives not far from him, was a ban saw operator who cut the notches for the keel...

When the war ended, Lorraine Doroff [Annotator's Note: while serving in the Women's Army Corps; women's branch of the...

June Tinker met her husband when she was 16 years old. He was a neighbor near the water pump where Tinker had to draw...

Snapp enjoyed flying the PQ-8. It had tricycle landing gear and it was fun and easy to land. It was highly maneuverable...

Albert James "Jim" Ward was born in September 1927 in New Orleans [Annotator's Note: New Orleans, Louisiana]. He was 14...

Dieter Greun tries to talk to veterans of the war, particularly those that fought in Europe then went to the Pacific....

Mallie Mellon appreciates that people are now interested in knowing what Home Front workers like her did at home to...

Jean McCreery flew under her maiden name, Terrell. She was born in Troy, Ohio in 1924 and worked at WACO [Annotator's...

In the months leading up to the United States' entry into the war, the country was isolationist. Fredrick Hollis was...

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