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Paul Lefever acknowledged that many men suffered because there was a stigma attached to going to a "flak house" for...

John Noack had a premonition on the day he was shot down that he was not going to come home that day. Noack felt like...

Burt Richard Sadler believes Great Britain and the United States will always be friends. He visits the Eight Air Force...

Richard O. "Otto" Bertz had never been as cold as he was in combat. He still has trouble with his feet and goes to bed...

Henry Langrehr had heard about the paratroopers. When he went to join, he told them that is what he wanted. At that...

George F. Mills [Annotator's Note: captured by the Germans during the Battle of the Bulge or German Ardennes Counter...

Philip Grass recalls that five companies did most of the work in New Guinea. They helped unload the ships. In August or...

Lloyd Reese trained to be a bombardier on the AT-11 [Annotator’s Note: Beechcraft AT-11 Kansan] and then the B-24 [...

Ralph Sykes traveled to Le Havre [Annotator's Note: Le Havre, France], then took a train to Belgium. He then traveled...

Donald Albert Carlson was born in June 1924. [Annotator's Note: Carlson stops to see if he can hear the interviewer...

Onesi remembers Dick Smith's [Annotator's Note: Onesi's pilot] mother keeping in touch with the crew and their families...

Ralph Osterhoudt Sr. arrived in Paris, France and was assigned as a loader on a 240 mm howitzer in Battery A, then...

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