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Peter Harry went to Berlin, Germany after the war ended. He was again driving a jeep for officers. Harry saw many...

Ray League was introduced into combat when his colonel [Annotator's Note: US Army Colonel William E. Carraway,...

Thomas Cowart entered France as a replacement [Annotator's Note: for the 320th Infantry Regiment, 35th Infantry...

Theodore Noel Carder was born in Glendale, California in September 1924. His family experience hard times during the...

Monty Joe Boitnott loaded transports with over 250,000 prisoners. Some of the prisoners were kept in North Africa for...

Robert G. Frey has spoken more to the interviewer about the war than he has ever previously done. He was there and when...

Robert L. Williams' buddy Joseph Slosarczyk was in charge of the pigeons. In England, Joe was tasked with throwing...

Herndon Inge, Junior heard scuttlebutt [Annotator's Note: a period slang term for a rumor] that the Americans were...

Kalil mentions that it was quite an ordeal flying back to the United States because one of the engines caught on fire...

After becoming a POW [Annotator's Note: prisoner of war], Gilbert Clift was taken back to the German positions where he...

After arriving in Europe, Charles R. Brown [Annotator's Note: with Headquarters Company, 66th Armored Infantry...

Many Jewish people in the Army spoke other languages, and sometimes the words would get mixed up. Yiddish [Annotator's...

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