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Russell Clark has no regrets about D-Day. [Annotator's Note: Clark was a medic with Company A, 1st Battalion, 116th...

[Annotator’s Note: A washing machine running in the background is audible throughout this segment. Interviewee has...

Eventually the German fire lifted, and Darold Rice and his men moved on. They later caught a German convoy at a bridge...

[Annotator’s Note: It is very difficult to hear the interviewer speak throughout this segment.] Milton Pearce’s most...

Joseph Yourkavitch and his comrades usually ate k rations but sometimes got food from the local German population....

Paul Wilson joined the 17th Airborne [Annotator's Note: Company A, 193rd Glider Infantry Regiment, 17th Airborne...

Hundreds of thousands of men lost their lives, paying the ultimate sacrifice. Ettlinger admits the Allies did not do a...

William McCool never thought he would be in the war although his uncles served in the military. He had been trained for...

Wilford E. Hastings received training to handle mines while in Germany. He would pull the mines out of the ground with...

Herndon Inge, Junior was at Nuremberg [Annotator's Note: Oflag XIII-A or Oflag XIII-D, prisoner of war camp, Nürnberg...

[Annotator's Note: Leslie Cruise continually refers to a book that he has off camera.] During Operation Market Garden [...

[Annotator's Note: Recording begins while interviewer is prepping Robert Lewis Beilman. Actual interview begins at 0:01...

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