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William M. Barnett [Annotator’s Note: with the 222nd Infantry Regiment, 42nd Infantry Division] first saw a dead G.I. [...

Barney Old Coyote and his brother were able to interview other Crows who served during the war in the late 1940s. They...

Jerome "Jerry" Riga completed over 40 missions [Annotator's Note: as a Republic P-47 Thunderbolt fighter pilot] in...

Vernon Leopold and his friend Jim Fort, who was another radio operator and original member of the platoon [Annotator's...

Defying orders, Francis Neilson took pictures and kept a journal of his flights, and later put together a book that,...

Melvin Dahlberg finds it hard to point to one experience from the war that is the most memorable. The blast that...

[Annotator's Note: This segment begins with the interviewer thanking Sidney Lapook for doing the interview.] Sidney...

Charles Scheffel did not know what to do when people start shooting at him but he realized that he had to do something...

more missions after D-Day and then returned to the United States. He was in Milwaukie on V-E Day and in Louisiana when...

Battle Malone Barksdale was in H Company [Annotator's Note: Company H - unable to further identify - at the United...

One day, Eva Nathanson's mother received a letter and went away for a few days. Her uncle was a phycologist that ran...

Edward Shames and his men stopped at a French farmhouse and met an old lady and man. The woman started to scream and...

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