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Neither Nicholas J. Zuras nor his crew were told about the Normandy invasion [Annotator's Note: D-Day; the Allied...

William S. Meyers, Jr.’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was when he was in Brussels [Annotator’s Note:...

The Hurtgen Forest was thick so they [Annotator's Note: Roland Chaisson and the rest of the 1st Infantry Division] didn...

When John M. Roberts rejoined his unit after escaping capture, he had not had a chance to tell anyone what he had been...

Harold Berkman and his outfit [Annotator's Note: Company F, 2nd Battalion, 317th Infantry Regiment, 80th Infantry...

Bernard Knese remembers that on a mission to Holland or Belgium, one of the planes had to crash land. The pilot and co-...

Leonard Spivey was at the airfield for a few days. They were at the airfield on V-E Day. All hell was breaking loose on...

Vernon Leo Tyler was a cannoneer on gun crews [Annotator's Note: in the 100th Infantry Division]. Gun crew duties...

Robert Walker never got over the war. At times he had nightmares, and the ring of the telephone could "jangle his...

Once Wayne Lebsack earned his jump wings, he was sent across the English Channel to an already secure Normandy [...

Wilbur Thomas was an officer in the Army. He recalled times where he had to lead and support hundreds of troops during...

After spending time in Holland, Robert W. "Doby" Gibson crossed the border into Germany. There was always the danger of...

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