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On his way back home, Lincoln Piazzo was relieved to be leaving the scene of the war. He admitted that he was...

William S. “Bill” Beamish was born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1923 and grew up in nearby Wellesley Hills. His father,...

Arthur McHardy returned to the United States through San Diego [Annotator's Note: San Diego, California]. He was...

Having survived the sinking of USS Arizona (BB-39) and the subsequent treatment for his burn injuries, Lauren Bruner...

Through the various responsibilities he performed, Frank Savage was shown his talents. He thinks it equipped him for...

Ellis Whaley's training had been in engineering. He was given a transit and laid out roads and a cemetery. He had some...

While in captivity, Walter Bowsher received few Red Cross packages, and, of those he received, some of them were...

Showers spent the entire war working in communications and intelligence, in direct collaboration with Admiral Nimitz [...

William Barnes manned a 20 millimeter antiaircraft gun aboard USS PC-590. When an enemy plane came at the ship it...

Richard Lamey Nesossis flew 52 missions during World War 2 in the Pacific Theater. Every mission had a primary,...

Edward Bale became a Vice President of a Dallas banking firm following his retirement from the Marine Corps. The...

Mitchell Zimmer was born in Detroit but moved to Yugoslavia which was Austria-Hungary before World War 1. His mother...

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