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[Annotator's Note: The interviewer reads a list of things Robert Payne has written about.] Robert Payne was in Southern...

Frank Curtis McBride was limited in his service [Annotator’s Note: as a result of scar tissue on his lung due to...

Harold Roed [Annotator's Note: with the 82nd Airborne Division after the war ended] returned to Fort Bragg [Annotator's...

Harley Reynolds was one of the first people under fire during the invasion of North Africa. Reynolds saw fighting on...

Sol Lazinger was born in Harlem, New York City [Annotator's Note: New York, New York]. His family moved to New Jersey...

David Paul Spencer’s first day of combat was not too eventful. There was a pretty decent firefight and his unit had a...

Virgil Clayton Moen was trained in gliders in the Army Air Corps. Many guys died in glider crashes because they were...

Leonard Spivey was told that the war was over for him and that he would not be fighting again. Spivey gave them name,...

Vernon Alexander's 103rd Infantry Division had met the 5th Army at the Brenner Pass and was in Austria on V-E Day [...

Theodore R. Lee grew up with four brothers, and all were in military service during World War 2. His mother did not...

Henry Heim remembers flying from North Africa into Italy was more difficult. He thinks that might be because he did not...

Cawthon “C.B.” Perdue Jr. was captured as a prisoner when his plane was shot down by Germans. Perdue was led to a local...

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