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Munich was defended with 105 millimeter guns which were different than the 88 millimeter guns they were used to. They...

Frank Biondo was not doing much after the war was over. He took a furlough [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence for...

Harry George Paege, Junior did not think about staying in the Army. He wanted to go to college and be a lawyer. He got...

Jerome Harold Black does not think there will ever be another war with trenches and where tanks will be used. It is all...

When Grant went out for his operation, he and the guard rode a streetcar into town then boarded another one that took...

Johannes Aalders [Annotator’s Note: a citizen of Apeldoorn, Netherlands during German occupation] recalled that some...

When Maurice Hackler went overseas, he was a member of a crew flying a single B-17 [Annotator's Note: Boeing B-17...

As the leader of interrogations, Joseph Kanter [Annotator's Note: with 2nd Battalion, 406th Infantry Regiment, 102nd...

[Annotator’s Note: Birds chirping in the background is audible throughout this segment.] Edwin B. Cottrell’s most...

John Langston Harrison, Jr. was a detachment commander stationed 100 miles above the Arctic Circle in the late 1950s...

Leon Waldman was able to take leave [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence for a short period of time] after 25...

Arles J. Doss was born in October 1920 in Vivian, Louisiana. He remained in that town until he was 23 years old. He...

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