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George McGovern never really used his doctorate. After he finished, he ended up working for the Democratic party of...

Clarence Edward "Ed" Riggs, Jr., joined the service because he wanted to fly. He chose the Army Air Corps because he...

In late May 1945, because Frank Finklang did not have enough points to go home, he was transferred to 346th Bombardment...

Charles Coolidge took sheep into a minefield instead of sending men through it to be sure there were no mines. Early in...

Harold Ashton's airplane had radar in it. It was very important for him to have radar, especially over water. While...

Robert Clifford Pryor [Annotator's Note: with the 92nd Armored Field Artillery Battalion, 2nd Armored Division] saw...

Wilburn K. Ross had his molars knocked out in France by shrapnel. His company commander had sent him and about eight of...

After flight school Darrell Welch joined the 27th Squadron, which is the oldest squadron, and the 1st Group, which is...

Jim Stumpfa had an exciting time at sea [Annotator's Note: aboard the USS Bangor (PF-16)]. He had a shop. He had a...

Frank Mancuso landed in Charleston, South Carolina then he travelled on a hospital train to McKinney, Texas and then to...

Nicholas Ventura Sr. joined the Army and was sent to Spartanburg, South Carolina for basic training for 10 weeks. He...

To Dr. Roscoe Brown, strafing missions were more dangerous than bomber escort missions because they [Annotator's Note:...

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