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As the Germans retreated, they laid mines along the roads. John Kerner put sandbags on the floors of the jeeps. They...

To Raymond Zager the Maginot line was easily conquered. They then came to the Siegfried Line. They advanced through...

Thomas Bondola was happy on the day of liberation [Annotator’s Note: his prison of war (POW) camp was liberated on 3...

The seven men reached a town that had a substantial German presence and they saw officers sending men to different...

Lawrence Angst's first experience with combat was seeing the dead bodies piled up to be registered. They left and then...

John J. Cupina got an infected tooth and a dentist had to pull it without medication. He also had frozen feet and...

W. P. “Bill” Allen was assigned to the USS LST-523 [Annotator's Note: Landing Ship, Tank] hit a mine not far the...

Gatewood was born in Decatur, Nebraska in 1921. He lived there until he went into the service. He was in his first...

Richard Graff continued moving through Germany. There were displaced people as well as American and German prisoners of...

W. P. “Bill” Allen did not suffer from post-traumatic stress from his war experience. However, just recently he had a...

From Nebraska they flew to Bangor, Maine. There were 36 planes that flew out of Maine to go overseas. They were...

Richard Graff's sister, a nurse, started working in a hospital in California after the war. After a weekend together,...

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