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Marvin Sussman says no single incident stands out to him as the most memorable except for living with the loss of...

After the war was over, Matthew A. Reluga and his men [Annotator's Note: in Headquarters Company, 3rd Battalion, 358th...

Judith Rothenberg [Annotator's Note: a Belgian Jewish child at the time of the war] arrived in Paris [Annotator's Note...

Jack Sanders flew his first missions over Europe prior to 6 June [Annotator’s Note: 6 June 1944]. He flew his first...

Manfred Steinfeld recalls that in April 1945, a special formation of Division Headquarters [Annotator's Note:...

Frank Maresca shipped out from the 54th Street Pier in Brooklyn aboard His Majesty's Ship Franconia, a converted luxury...

When the war ended, Rose Bayuk says she had done her job, and was ready "to get out of there." While it lasted, it was...

Robert E. Foster was in a particular spot where he was in the same hole as another man. Foster had to relieve himself....

It only took four days for the ship to cross the Atlantic. They landed in Boston and, after going ashore, Charles Fitts...

Julian Gould Brunt's unit [Annotator's Note: 87th Chemical Mortar Battalion] was used frequently when the troops were...

Donald Albert Carlson had two unfortunate experiences in his overseas training [Annotator's Note: at Tonopah Army...

Lucien Laborde had no personal contact with General Patton [Annotator's Note: US Army Lieutenant General George S....

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