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[Annotator's Note: This segment begins with the interviewer asking Mark Gordon Hazard, Jr. about the type of weapon he...

Currey didn't agree with the non-fraternization rule. There were apparently military fears that the Germans would...

Martin J. Anschau felt he could get killed the first day he was on the front line. He made it though. He cried after...

For George Griffenhagen, seeing Trewick [Annotator's Note: Captain Trewick (unsure of spelling) was the chief medical...

Theodore Finkbeiner and his company [Annotators Note: Company H, 2nd Battalion, 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd...

John Singlaub was trained by the British Special Forces. Some of the training included assuming an artificial...

Joseph Lesniewski went into the US Army Air Forces and was sent to California. He was in ten different camps while...

Hillman James Prestridge was sent to boot camp to train in field artillery. Training was good, and he enjoyed the...

Henry Armstrong expected to go overseas. He thought he was going to the Philippines due having trained with mules. Once...

Bill Schwartz was assigned to the 115th Infantry Regiment, 29th Infantry Division as a platoon commander and sent to a...

James Harvard London shipped out of Southampton [Annotator's Note: Southampton, England] on the Belgian ship...

After the Germans surrendered, Seymour Mermelstein was part of rounding them up to send back to Germany. [Annotator's...

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