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Leno E. Stone does not think that the war changed him very much. His service in the Army was a job that needed to be...

[Annotator's Note: There is a loud hissing noise throughout this clip.] Bernard B. "Bernie" Bluestein was born in...

Henry Freedman and his fellow POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoners of war] were loaded in "40 and 8" boxcars and were in a...

Edward Field had his most memorable experience with the crash of his plane [Annotator's Note: after his plane was shot...

Edward Tipper remembered the attack on Carentan and his subsequent wounding as an ordinary series of events. The most...

There were a lot of submarine threats on Nicholas J. Zuras' transatlantic journey to Plymouth, England, where he stayed...

[Annotator’s Note: Dishes clattering and other noises are audible in the background throughout the segment.] Joseph...

After the Germans surrendered, Seymour Mermelstein was part of rounding them up to send back to Germany. [Annotator's...

Leo Terrebonne was discharged as a Private First Class [Annotator's Note: PFC] in 1946, and went back into the...

When Jones Quincy Adams, Jr. received his commission and wings from the Army Air Corps in June 1944, his mother and...

Mancel Kirk and his fellow Company G, 168th Infantry Regiment GIs stayed in that area for four or five days then they...

Stewart Hihn was born in Baltimore, Maryland in August 1923. His father died when he was only 21 months old, and he was...

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