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Alfred Dietrick had no problem becoming a civilian whatsoever. He was just thankful that he came back. He had one dream...

Delbert Wombacher was at Camp Campbell, Kentucky [Annotator's Note: now Fort Campbell, Kentucky] doing some military...

The first thing that Lawrence Angst would do if he came to a soldier missing a limb was try to stop the bleeding. He...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Robert Payne about friction between the officers of his 463rd Parachute Field...

Richard Ford was wading through the water on Omaha [Annotators Note: on Omaha Beach on 6 June 1944]. An LCI driver came...

Unbeknownst to Hugh Colbert and most of the men in the 422nd Infantry Regiment, the German advance had completely cut...

Julian Gould Brunt recalls getting trapped by a barrage and had to seek shelter in some old German foxholes. [Annotator...

The first rounds of artillery fire are often shot way over where you think the troops are and then you fire back to...

Stegmeier was told that he had shrapnel on his lung and that his feet appeared to be frozen. One doctor wanted to...

After the war, Robert Boeke adjusted back to civilian life easily. He was anxious to start a job. He wanted to go back...

Roswell Weil does not recall the ship he crossed the ocean [Annotator’s Note: Atlantic Ocean] on. There was no place to...

Edward J. Cook's most memorable experience is being wounded and receiving care from the medical staff of the Army. He...

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