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Lou Brissie's Uncle Robert was around the same age as he was and was more like a brother to him. Robert was already in...

Wilford E. Hastings was very fortunate to not be in combat during the war. His most memorable experience during World...

John Scott Campbell's first ship was on the Great Lakes [Annotator's Note: also called the Great Lakes of North America...

Gene R. Jerabek [Annotator's Note: a lieutenant in the US Army Nurse Corps] went overseas to Italy [Annotator's Note:...

Solis “Sol” Kaslow was born in 1925 [Annotator’s Note: he grew up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]. His father worked on...

Bernard Friedenberg passed through Camp Lucky Strike on his way home after the war. He remembers passing the Statue of...

Steve Pisanos flew the Spitfire, the P-51 Mustang, and the P-47. To him the Spitfire was the best for defending a city...

After the Japanese surrendered, George Beaugh was given orders to report to Coffeeville, Indiana. He and his wife could...

After landing at Le Havre [Annotator’s Note: Le Havre, France], Theodore R. Lee was shipped to an airstrip to be flown...

The war changed Richard Field. Field was used to being away from home but nothing prepared him for combat. After he...

Romay Catherine Johnson Davis [Annotator's Note: a Private in the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion of the...

Leon Bass was training in Mississippi. Black soldiers were to be given ideas about why we were fighting the war. The...

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