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John Scott Campbell lost three ships. The one [Annotator's Note: SS Andrew G. Curtin, sunk 1944] in the Barents Sea [...

Raymond Mason remembers they marched all night long. [Annotator's Note: Mason is referring to the Battle of the Bulge...

Ralph Osterhoudt, Sr. was born in Hyde Park, New York in March 1926 and was one of 12 children. He lived during the...

Lieutenant John Marr had encounters with other American officers and commanders in the field early on in the Normandy...

Otto Kirkpatrick thought England was nice. The English welcomed them. It was another culture. He had flown to London [...

Robert Kean talks about a letter he wrote home. After the Bulge [Annotator's Note: Battle of the Bulge or German...

After receiving an unexpected promotion, J.D. Graddy had a lot to think about on the journey overseas to England. After...

For most of George Beaugh's missions his crew would fly at 25,000 to 27,000 feet. On one mission they flew at 32,000...

Lionel Baxter was trained to handle ammunition [Annotator's Note: as part of a gun crew in Battery A, 941st Field...

Samuel W. Smith was asked if he would be a lead crew. It would cut down his missions to 30. He would have to have more...

Wayne Peer was born in December 1923 in Keenesburg, Colorado and grew up in Keenesburg until his teen years when the...

Leonard Spivey lived in a combine, which was a group of six prisoners in one living space. They were allowed to stay...

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