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Roy Joseph Moss spent time in a rehabilitation hospital [Annotator's Note: after being wounded in March 1945]. He was...

Rip Rice did not have many interactions with civilians. [Annotator’s Note: Rice had just entered Holland.] They were...

Richard "Dick" Schneider had somewhat of a difficult time adjusting to civilian life upon his return to the United...

Francis J. Cook remembers the Germans treating GIs harshly in the camps. Food was sparse. He lost about 60 pounds in...

Leona Kleiner reflects on the individuals who survived [Annotator's Note: Kleiner spent over three years in the...

Bernard Baker went to Fort Lewis, Washington [Annotator’s Note: near Lakewood, Washington], for overseas training. He...

Lyle Bouck was the youngest graduate in his class. He was 18 or 19 years old and the average age of the OCS [Annotator'...

After two years in England and periodically being required to report to the police as a refugee, Howard Chandler heard...

In May 1945, Warren Sanford Moose was in an army camp in Belgium working in a laboratory bus when the European war came...

Charles Acker was in Bastogne [Annotator's Note: Bastogne, Belgium with the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st...

Frank Forcinella only heard about what the Battle of the Bulge [Annotator's Note: Battle of the Bulge or German...

Eugene Yackel and Cranston Rogers [Annotator's Note: later US Army Colonel Cranston R. "Chan" Rogers] got along well....

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