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After the D-Day related transport flights, Robert Harris was assigned to a mission that never transpired. His...

Thomas J. Blakey never saw any USO [Annotator's Note: United Service Organizations, Inc.] shows. [Annotator's Note: An...

Albert Pultz Lochra, Jr. is sure the P-51s [Annotator's Note: North American P-51 Mustang fighter aircraft] kept planes...

Donald E. Casey graduated from navigator school and earned the rank of second lieutenant. He was ordered to report to...

Myron L. Guisewhite was born in 1921 in Avis, Pennsylvania, one of the five children of a New York Central Railroad...

Harold Stanford Cole was born in New York in 1924. He grew up in a poor family. He loved the 1920s and 1930s. They had...

[Annotator’s Note: There is a buzzing in the background throughout this clip.] People began to leave Danzig [Annotator’...

Herman Molen remembers his first mission with Captain Ted Tyler, nicknamed “Hard Luck” Tyler. He did not fly a mission...

Guy Stern and his fellow intelligence staff were assigned the dismissing of prisoners that seemed to be harmless and...

Lionel Baxter went through an opening in a huge gate [Annotator's Note: at the Buchenwald concentration camp near...

Jack Rolfson did not like the missions where he had to go behind enemy lines. When he was in the service, the Army...

The Germans would use flares at night and drop them over the American convoy. At night this would illuminate the fleet...

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