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During the overseas voyage Frank Mancuso was in charge of checking the tie downs, therefore he had privileged access to...

George Reitmeier was assigned to the Lorient sector of Brittany [Annotator's Note: Brittany, France] where he remained...

When Eugene Yackel first heard they had dropped the bomb [Annotator's Note: nuclear weapons dropped on Hiroshima, Japan...

The Germans had a machine gun and rifles and were firing through windows. Arthur Spaulding and his squad [Annotator's...

Cleston Stell saw that Germans had mixed feelings toward to the advancing Americans. The 80th Infantry Division took...

When Glynn G. Raby, Jr. came home, he could not enjoy his 30-day leave [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence for a...

Earl Flanagan and his unit [Annotator’s Note: 71st Infantry Division] successfully cut the Autobahn between Berlin [...

The 88's [Annotator's Note: German 88 millimeter artillery] started coming in at them around 5:00am [Annotator's note:...

As the Germans retreated, they laid mines along the roads. John Kerner put sandbags on the floors of the jeeps. They...

Lynn Compton does not remember when he went back to Normandy for the first time but realized war is fought on normal...

Sullivan Tindal was born in September 1925 in Hampton [Annotator's Note: Hampton, South Carolina]. He grew up on a...

Edgar L. McKay boarded the Queen Elizabeth [Annotator's Note: RMS Queen Elizabeth], which travelled alone. The ship was...

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