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John Kerner was with Patton [Annotator's Note: US Army Lieutenant General George S. Patton, Jr.] as he crossed France....

Arthur Seltzer reached Munich, Germany. The troops could tell the war was coming to an end. That was the location of...

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

John M. Roberts grew up wanting to go to school with his older brother so his mother lied to get him in. He caught up...

Donald Evans and his unit [Annotator's Note: 66th Armored Regiment, 2nd Armored Division] were doing some...

Robert Shoens felt that the flak was limited on that mission [Annotators Note: the 6 March 1944 mission to Berlin]. It...

Lorcey J. Sonnier began drinking too much after the war. He went back to farming when he returned home. He got married...

After the Japanese surrendered, George Beaugh was given orders to report to Coffeeville, Indiana. He and his wife could...

Robert Bueker had navigation training in Hondo, Texas. He was in San Antonio [Annotator's Note: San Antonio, Texas] on...

The first dead people John H. Price, Jr. saw were Germans and that had little effect on him. They could hear field...

Hartsel Ross sailed for Scotland. He waited two weeks in Scotland while they outfitted his ship and then sailed with a...

Philip Grass recalls that five companies did most of the work in New Guinea. They helped unload the ships. In August or...

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