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John Luckadoo’s crew was the first in the 100th Bombardment Group to complete their 25 mission but Luckadoo was not...

Robert Bueker returned to the United States in early July [Annotator's Note: July 1945]. He went to Reims, France first...

Jack Rolfson does not recall having any burial services for fallen men in his squadron [Annotator's Note: 427th...

John Noack was apparently knocked out momentarily when he was hit. Noack himself does not remember losing consciousness...

John Paul was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in February 1920. The Depression [Annotator's Note: Great Depression;...

Kenneth R. Williams’ [Annotator’s Note: a Republic P-47 Thunderbolt fighter pilot in the 355th Fighter Group, 354th...

Jospeh Armanini went to gunnery school while still Stateside. He describes the bombardier's responsibilities while...

Harold Shook was born in April 1920 in Portland, Oregon, one of two children born to his mother, who died when he was...

The training at Tuskegee was rigorous. There was a lot of hazing. Leahr believes that they were trained as good as...

Edward Nickerson flew home from England to Bangor, Maine. He vaguely remembers coming home. His mother met him. His...

Harold Gournay flew out of Italy for 18 or 19 missions [Annotator's Note: Gournay served in the USAAF as a waist gunner...

Myron L. Guisewhite and his wife furnished an apartment in the suburbs of Munich [Annotator's Note: Munich, Germany]...

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