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As Donelson Houseman was marched off to captivity, he passed long lines of German vehicles. He could not believe it. He...

Robert Harvey Heinly reported to New Cumberland, Pennsylvania on 13 March [Annotator's Note: 13 March 1943]. Once there...

Tom Quigley remembers how after the war ended, they were able to drive with the lights on their cars turned on. On his...

Towards the end of the war, Germans were surrendering by the thousands to William F. Bielec and his unit [Annotator's...

Richard Willett went to Fort Bragg [Annotator's Note: Fort Bragg, North Carolina]. He had a girlfriend in Washington, D...

[Annotator's Note: Richard Yeagely served in the Army on an anti-tank gun crew in Anti-Tank Company, 271st Infantry...

Robert Max was not going to participate in the forced march. His right foot, inflamed with trench foot or frostbite,...

In September 1944, Francis Resta was attached to the 29th Infantry Division and he saw his first combat at Birgden,...

Seymour Reitman spent some time preparing his equipment for his overseas departure. The weapons had to be put in a...

Anthony Acevedo was born in San Bernardino, California and spent most of his childhood in Pasadena. His father was a...

Johnnie A. Jones, Senior left the Army as a Warrant Officer II [Annotator's Note: officers above non-commissioned...

Heffron [Annotators Note: Edward Heffron, also known as Babe] knew that William Guarnere lived on 17th Street and came...

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