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Robert Walker never got over the war. At times he had nightmares, and the ring of the telephone could "jangle his...

James E. Haynes Sr. was inducted into the US Army at Fort Jackson [Annotator’s Note: Fort Jackson in Columbia, South...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Jack Weiss what life aboard the USS Columbia (CL-56) was like.] He had duties....

George H. Roxandich [Annotator's Note: a German prisoner of war] heard news about how the war was going, and that...

John Kerner was in London, England for about ten days. He was on leave and only had to report back when the ship was to...

Paul Bosworth was in Moosburg [Annotator's Note: Stalag VII-A, Moosburg, Germany] until he was liberated. The camp was...

Donald Strait thinks it important to study the history of the Second World War because there is so much to be learned...

Daniel Farley was hit in the shoulder by a sniper in a church steeple. The Rangers with him shot the sniper. It was not...

Clyde East was in Japan flying missions over Korea three or four weeks after the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950. He...

Raymond VanDuzer believed that he would not be a prisoner forever. Once in captivity in Germany, they were marched a...

Joseph Hartmann was in the "52-20 club" [Annotator's Note: a government-funded program that paid unemployed veterans 20...

Taken captive, Virgil Faust went with the farmer to his house, and an older girl went off on a bicycle to alert the...

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