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One night, the battalion command sent John Witmeyer on a patrol behind German lines. Witmeyer took six other men out on...

John Singlaub parachuted into Central France as the OSS [Annotator's Note: Office of Strategic Services, pre-runner of...

Seymour Mermelstein encountered civilians in some of the small towns they went through. [Annotator's Note: Mermelstein...

Tom Quigley remembers the inefficiencies of the Red Cross and its volunteers and the impractical attitude they took...

Heywood Mason crossed the Atlantic to Europe in a big convoy. They were not hassled by submarines and torpedoes as the...

Meade Willis would only be given one slice of bread, while the German prisoners would have all they wanted. He asked to...

Marion Bahlinger was order to march again [Annotator's Note: the train he was put on after he was captured was strafed...

The first time somebody shoots at you, the bullet pops when it goes past your head. Robert E. Foster remembers that...

While waiting to go home William "Bill" Parker was named First Sergeant [Annotator's Note: in Company E, 116th Infantry...

[Annotator's Note: Larry Cheever can be difficult to understand at times.] Larry Cheever [Annotator's Note: with the...

Hannan and Jacques developed good camaraderie. One of the great challenges that he faced was treating both the American...

Robert Nichols Cresswell [Annotator’s Note: a truck driver in the 291st Engineer Combat Battalion] was bivouacked with...

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