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Robert Bueker and some other men were taken into interrogation [Annotator's Note: after being captured in Hungary]. He...

John Noack’s navigator wrote a letter home in code. Noack was allowed to write two letters home per month. They were...

Irwin Stovroff marched into his POW [Annotator's Note: prisoner of war] camp, Stalag Luft I, and was greeted by...

Samuel W. Smith was awakened to fly a mission. He had to get up and get his crew ready. They had their breakfast and...

Erico J. Catalano left the United States for Europe in July 1943 on a Liberty ship [Annotator's Note: a class of...

After Operation Market Garden flights, Robert Harris continued flying transport and supply missions. He at times grew...

When the war ended, Robert Walker had flown 51 missions, and was moved to Stuttgart, Germany in a C-47 [Annotator's...

James Eyre Wainwright [Annotator's Note: a second lieutenant in the 326th Bombardment Squadron, 92nd Bombardment Group...

Donald Strait was born in April 1918 in East Orange, New Jersey, and spent his first five years in Montclair, New...

Barney Old Coyote’s unit received Presidential Unit Citations for the job they did in bombing bases in the...

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

John J. Connelly was born in Newark, New Jersey in January 1925 as the youngest in a family of eight children and grew...

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