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Gale Ammerman had trained at the Alliance Army Airfield in Nebraska. He was only there a few weeks then went to North...

Rita Brandes had uncles who survived the war. Rather than being angry at her uncles for surviving, she was mad at her...

William Morris Paulk was relieved to return home and adjusted back to civilian life with ease. He wanted to go back to...

Freddie Ohr had a lot of things happened to him. The first guy Ohr encountered really tried to make it tough on him....

After they [Annotator's Note: Malcolm Higgins and his fellow newly liberated prisoners of war, or POWs] got through the...

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

Seymour Mermelstein was on night patrols most of the time and says they are all pretty much the same. He went out on...

James F. Dorris, Jr. and his unit [Annotator’s Note: Company A, 1st Battalion, 222nd Infantry Regiment, 42nd Infantry...

Seymour "Sy" Lichtenfeld was stripped of his valuables after he was taken prisoner of war. [Annotator's Note:...

The scout that noticed the machine gun nests hidden in the changed leaves was able to go back to Bell and relay what he...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Erna Deiglmayr what it felt like to be free again.] The bombing did not stop....

Donelson Houseman got a ten day leave and went home. After reporting back, he was assigned to Fort Fisher, North...

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