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Joe Pigott feels that the United States assumed it's position as a world leader as a result of World War 2, however,...

[Annotator's Note: The interview begins with a conversation regarding how the interview is going to be accomplished.]...

Richard Ford had a carbine which was made by Remington. The barrel still had factory markings on it. Every now and then...

When the war ended, Thomas Ballew's unit [Annotator's Note: Headquarters, 231st Searchlight Battalion] was in Furth...

Wallace Hurley was discharged at San Antonio after returning to the United States. Men were given various strange...

Clinton Gardner notes that Elie Wiesel and his father were in the little camp at Buchenwald. Wiesel was in the camp...

Elmer Nicholson, Jr. went to Southampton, England first. They [Annotator's Note: Nicholson and the rest of the 66th...

Leroy "Lee" Solice was born in April 1927 in Robeline, Louisiana with one sister and two brothers. His father married...

Louis E. Casebonne’s most memorable experience was when he was in Marseille, France because it was very dangerous. He...

The one thing that stands out the most in Milosevich's mind about the Battle of the Bulge was that he expected a bullet...

When the guys heard Axis Sally playing over loud speakers they laughed. They knew it was just propaganda. The Germans...

Charles R. Smith was a senior in high school on 8 December [Annotator's Note: 8 December 1941]. They were asked to go...

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