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John Angier never personally interacted with his German guards at Stalag Luft III-A [Annotator's Note: in Sagan, Poland...

When Martin Richard was inducted into the service, he could choose his branch of service. You could not volunteer, you...

Frank Mancuso’s unit went back to Naples to get more replacements and newer landing craft, landing onshore without...

Frank Maresca started his basic training in January [Annotator's Note: January 1944]. He was first sent to Fort Dix for...

Wilbur Thomas supervised the logistics of the pipeline, so the frontline had enough fuel supply. He goes on to talk...

Living in West Germany was very different for Elfriede Clausen [Annotator's Note: from living in East Germany under the...

Paul James Grubb was assigned to bombing runs over the Alps into France after a few days [Annotator's Note: he had...

After his successful mission on D-Day [Annotator's Note: D-Day; the Allied invasion of Normandy, France on 6 June 1944...

Leon Hirsch saw his service as a great learning experience. He was given responsibilities greater than any he had...

Harold Gournay left Camp Lucky Strike and stopped in Southampton, England en route to the United States. The trip was...

Melvin Linkous grew up with his parents and brother on a farm in Virginia. Both boys served in Europe during the war....

Wayne Lebsack was discharged in September 1945, and he returned home on crutches. He took advantage of the G.I. Bill...

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