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[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Leslie V. Freeman how it felt to be part of a liberating force.] He felt very...

George Beaugh recalled that his crew took the Northern route to England. Since the weather was so bad, they had to stop...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer reads a list of things Robert Payne has written about.] Robert Payne was in Southern...

Malarkey went to Normandy, France to meet with the family who owned the farm where he had fought on D-Day. The family...

George H. Roxandich [Annotator's Note: a German prisoner of war] was eventually liberated. The guards were gone, and...

After spending one day in Paris, France, Hugh Colbert boarded a train for Le Havre, France in Normandy. Upon arriving...

Richard Ford notes that they really got nailed at the Elbe River. They moved up to an area one afternoon and the next...

Earl Flanagan and his artillery outfit were transferred from a mule outfit into a triangular division of the 71st...

Anthony Bianconi was in dry dock [Annotator's Note: as a musician and ammunition bearer on the USS Philadelphia (CL-41...

From there [Annotator's Note: the United States Coast Guard Yard in Curtis Bay, Maryland where William Curtis took his...

Vernon Alexander's 103rd Infantry Division had met the 5th Army at the Brenner Pass and was in Austria on V-E Day [...

Erico J. Catalano did not take advantage of the G.I. Bill. He went to work in a slipper factory in Florida with his...

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