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From his vantage point, Charles Kitowski could tell that the war was shifting in favor of the Allies. The Italian...

When they got overseas to Italy, black and white [Annotators Note: African American and Caucasian], they were a team....

Dominic Della Vedova [Annotator’s Note: serving in Company D, 1st Battalion, 168th Infantry Regiment, 34th Infantry...

The Hurtgen Forest was thick so they [Annotator's Note: Roland Chaisson and the rest of the 1st Infantry Division] didn...

Of all the ground crew personnel, Edwin Sved recalled only one with whom his crew got close. He told the tale of a...

Timothy Mahoney left the military older. The war made him more responsible. When he left the service, he was married...

Kanaya had no idea if everyone made it back. They got off of the train in Chicago; there was a train from the Pacific...

Freddie Ohr flew in a P-64 and a P-35. He cannot find the P-64 in modern books about fighters. Both were forerunners to...

When William McCowen [Annotator's Note: a pilot in the Strategic Air Command of the US Air Force] came home from Korea...

Norman Raner thinks it is important to continue to study World War 2. His Association [Annotator's Note: 34th Infantry...

Raymond Cauble was born in Blue Island, Illinois in February 1918. His father was a carpenter and contractor. He was...

Walter Broll and his ship the Grace Abbott were in the harbor of Bari, Italy for two weeks before the attack took place...

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