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Nobody talked about the Holocaust with Eva Nathanson. When she first got married, there was a young couple that lived...

Robert S. Rugeley had some exposure to Germans. After the war was over, his company [Annotator's Note: 285th Signal...

The thing Steve Pisanos thinks about the most from the war was when he crash landed in France. When he arrived at the...

The 109's [Annotator's Note: Messerschmitt Bf-109] undercarriage wasn't very sensible. Early on when they trained...

Stanley Boyd Nance was born in Garfield, Utah in February 1918. He served in an Army Signal Company, 23rd Headquarters...

Out of all the men Galloway knew and the men around him, no one was killed on the first day of the Bulge. Galloway met...

Philemon Andrews Saint Amant [Annotator's Note: a member of the OSS, Office of Strategic Services; pre-runner to today'...

Albion Kenneth Hutcherson [Annotator's Note: a radioman on a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber serving with the...

Richard Field was overseas for about 21 months. His son was born nine months after he returned. They sailed out in a...

Henry Little went to work at a shipyard after returning from the Korean war [Annotator's Note: in 1953]. He worked...

Richard Henry Hamilton was liberated by some Russians after being on a march for over 70 days. Hamilton recalled...

Francis Neilson feels it important that there are institutions like The National WWII Museum [Annotator's Note: in New...

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