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[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Erna Deiglmayr when she knew the war was coming to an end.] The German military...

Robert W. McDonald went to Fort Dix [Annotator's Note: now Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in Trenton, New Jersey] for...

Calvin Carithers went to Quantico, Virginia for more training. He then provided instruction for other embassy guards....

[Annotator's Note: John K. Ward jumped into France with Company G, 2nd Battalion, 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment,...

As the Germans were pushed farther into Germany, they put up less of a fight, according to Robert W. "Doby" Gibson. His...

To Frank Fontana, going to Paris a week after the city's liberation was the most memorable wartime experience. The trip...

Joe Crandall experienced the most difficult combat when his unit [Annotator’s Note: the 635th Tank Destroyer Battalion...

Nicholas J. Zuras obtained binoculars in Weymouth [Annotator's Note: Weymouth, England]. The wooden decks of the boats...

Ed Tunnicliff adjusted quickly back into civilian life. The Vietnam [Annotator's Note: Vietnam War, or Second Indochina...

They were supposed to leave around 4 p.m., but they were delayed because the area around Schweinheim had not been...

Paul Arst adjusted well to civilian life. He met his wife in 1958 while he was attending a meeting in Alabama. A friend...

Bernard Knese asks about the bricks at the museum [Annotator's Note: The National World War II Museum in New Orleans,...

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