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John T. "Jack" Race thinks the greatest impact on aviation from the technological advances in the war was the jet...

On his first missions, Robert Walker was sent on four-plane flights to drop leaflet bombs over enemy territory. Each...

Paul Bosworth was on a bombing mission just west of Dresden [Annotator's Note: Dresden, Germany]. They would normally...

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

George Roberts was signed up to fly 25 missions. After flying only 16 missions, however, that required number was...

Dr. Roscoe C. Brown was born in Washington D.C. and lived there for the first 17 years of his life. Washington D.C. was...

[Annotator's Note: Robert Haffner served in the Army as a truck driver in Company A, 307th Airborne Engineer Battalion...

Ryan O’Brien's most memorable experience was when the Messerschmitts [Annotator's Note: German Messerschmitt Me-109 or...

Gilbert S. Shawn flew with Jimmy Stewart [Annotator's Note: later US Air Force Brigadier General James "Jimmy" Stewart...

John W. Towle volunteered for the service. He had been attending the University of Tennessee but had a wreck and was...

Jack C. Sanders was born in 1921 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. When he had to leave his hometown because of his work or service...

Frank Ramsey remembers they had spam sandwiches and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches [Annotator’s Note: to eat while...

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