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Jack Holder did not talk about his World War 2 experiences until recently. He booked a trip to New York on an Arizona...

Peter Gallo never got hit, but while he was on Leyte, he contracted malaria. He ran a high fever and was throwing up,...

Being a farm boy and being used to hard work, as well as having a disciplinarian uncle who had been in the service,...

Robert S. Gibbs was shipped to Leyte [Annotator's Note: Leyte, Philippines, aboard the USS Boston (CA-69)] in October...

Claude Bufford Shaw didn't come immediately back to the United States when the war ended as he was making a career of...

The first name on the list leaving for the camp Tanagawa was Ray Church. McLean had arranged for this transfer as a way...

Thomas Joseph Lemme always felt he could keep up with the other Marines while he was in service. Training was not bad,...

Robert Swan left the island [Annotator's Note: Midway Island] around 8 or 10 June [Annotator's Note: June 1942]. Even...

James Franklin Young was with his mortar unit [Annotator's Note: Company H, 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, 1st...

When the Japanese moved their area of concentration from Australia to the Solomon Islands, James Morehead's 8th Fighter...

While Paul Bannai was in Japan, he knew his family would be able to leave their internment camp. He was given...

Harold Zeringer joined the 466 [Annotator's Note: USS PC-466] which was a warship of the first magnitude. Zeringer had...

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