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After the conclusion of World War 2, Wilford E. Hastings decided to re-enlist for the Army for one more year and was...

Mark Gordon Hazard, Jr. had two master sergeants assigned to him on the journey over. They would play cards and shoot...

Harvey Segal knew nothing of the concentration camps before he entered Germany. When he and his battalion [Annotator's...

Anthony Acevedo was born in San Bernardino, California and spent most of his childhood in Pasadena. His father was a...

McKee and Whitsell were moved to a woman's home until arrangements were made to travel to Paris via train. He was...

Stanley Berman was born in September 1920 in Columbus, Ohio, moved to Cleveland, Ohio, and finally to Cincinnati [...

William Kracov's most memorable experiences of World War 2 relate to being awarded two Bronze Stars [Annotator's Note:...

Leonard Gaj [Annotator’s Note: captured on D-Day, the Allied invasion of Normandy, France on 6 June 1944, while serving...

Arthur Albertson was in France for quite a while. His company [Annotator's Note: 30th Reconnaissance Troop, 30th...

William Meredith’s job was to help escort bombers to their targets and back. If they did not run into trouble, they...

For John Witmeyer, every day in combat brought a new story, and Witmeyer served over 200 days on the front lines as a...

When Eugene Yackel first heard they had dropped the bomb [Annotator's Note: nuclear weapons dropped on Hiroshima, Japan...

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