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Jesse Schraub served in the Army as a mortarman in Company A of the 91st Chemical Mortar Battalion and took part in...

Hawk says that the toughest 10 years of his life were after the war. He was trying to be the breadwinner, a Romeo, and...

Lieutenant John Marr and his group from Company G, 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment arrived at an orchard where...

When moving from place to place they had to keep alert. During the building of the Remagen bridge, Francis Hurd was...

Every morning, Carl Light and his unit [Annotator's Note: Company C, 61st Armored Infantry Battalion, 10th Armored...

Walter Trauner’s father was a master baker. He made cakes with real cream, and pastries and donuts. Trauner worked in...

[Annotator’s Note: Interviewee speaks slowly and pauses several times throughout segment.] Vernon Ollar was assigned as...

[Annotator’s Note: A washing machine running in the background is audible throughout this segment.] Upon receiving his...

To Frank Fontana, going to Paris a week after the city's liberation was the most memorable wartime experience. The trip...

Kaare Allan Johnson's most memorable experience of the war is his jeep accident and the death of his friend. Also, he...

Mark Gordon Hazard, Jr. was always a thinker and he designed a way to make things easier for his men when marching....

Irving Becker worked about 20 years for the Postal Service [Annotator's Note: the United States Postal Service]. He had...

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