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Henry Lederer was most affected losing his friend Jerry [Annotator's Note: no further name is given] in a training...

Monroe S. Wolyn told the German officer he was Jewish. The officer said he would take his head off. He was taken to...

[Annotator’s Note: Interviewer explains to Noack about an item in The National WWII Museum's collection.] John Noack...

DeQuindre McGlaun [Annotator's Note: with the 333rd Bombardment Squadron, 94th Bombardment Group, 8th Air Force]...

Gatewood led his squadron on his fourth mission. At 1 point during the raid he was all by himself and had to pull up to...

William Meredith’s job was to help escort bombers to their targets and back. If they did not run into trouble, they...

Barney Old Coyote started flying in December 1943. After he completed his missions, he was able to wait around for his...

Lloyd Reese was a bombardier on a B-24 for the 67th Bombardment Squadron, 44th Bombardment Group, 8th Air Force. He and...

George W. Bachmann, Junior had never left his hometown of Akron [Annotator's Note: Akron, Ohio] before joining the Army...

John Gibbons does not believe that there was much gloom and doom when they were told during the briefing that the...

John T. "Jack" Race was Montgomery's [Annotator's Note: British Field Marshal Sir Bernard Law Montgomery] personal...

After the war, Jack Buckner used the G.I. Bill to go to school. His first child was born, and he was having a tough...

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