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Arles J. Doss was north of Dallas [Annotator's Note: Dallas, Texas] when Germany surrendered. When the Germans...

Lloyd Burns knew that the war was coming to an end because he could hear the machine gun fire and artillery fire nearby...

Russell Hoff never thought he would die in a prisoner of war camp. There was a secret crystal radio kept in the POW...

The English were incredibly grateful for the American presence. Robert Shoens and his crew stuck together when they got...

Deep penetration raids were the most dangerous, according to Paul Lefever, and he was shot down during an attack on a...

Raymond Mabarac drove over to look at the concentration camps at Flossenburg [Annotator's Note: Flossenburg, Germany]...

Dominick Sgobbo and his two fellow sergeants answered when the SS officer asked for the guys in charge. They were taken...

[Annotator's Note: John Angier was a prisoner of war in Stalag VII-A in Moosburg, Germany.] The German forces held even...

In 1944, after bailing out of his damaged aircraft, Irving Baum [Annotator's Note: a bombardier with the 407th...

Robert Boeke and his men [Annotator's Note: 341st Infantry Regiment, 86th Infantry Division] talked about the people...

John Noack and the crew sat around and talked during Christmas. The day after all of the enlisted men were separated...

John Witmeyer led his platoon through a break in a concrete wall out into a wheat field after being assured by an...

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