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Steve Sivak [Annotator's Note: a supply clerk in the 72nd Publicity Service Battalion, 3rd Army] made his way from...

Glen Jostad saw a major impact on the civilian population as a result of the war. Everyone was together in the war...

Samuel W. Smith remembers when the war ended in Europe, bombers were needed in the Pacific. There were 65 crews picked...

Leroy Redmond was part of the invasion of southern France. It was unscathed as the war had been in the north for a long...

When Donald Bryan was going to junior college the US was paying for pilot training [Annotator’s Note: the Civilian...

In the mid to late May 1944, John Sacks was sent to England with Aerial Transport Command, ATC [Annotators Note: Air...

D-Day [Annotator's Note: Allied invasion of Normandy, France on 6 June 1944] was supposed to be on 5 June 1944. Burt...

After basic training at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Ralph Osterhoudt Sr. was sent by train to Baltimore, Maryland and...

The Red Cross came in to the prison camp and Dominick Sgobbo was treated for dysentery. His buddies had been taking...

Jerome Harold Black does not think there will ever be another war with trenches and where tanks will be used. It is all...

Elmo Bell's 1st Battalion commanding officer, Lieutenant Colonel Mark Alexander, was always worried about the business...

When he finished Officer Candidate School, William Blackwood was sent to the Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester, New...

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