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Mark Gordon Hazard, Jr. was always a thinker and he designed a way to make things easier for his men when marching....

Meade Willis dug a foxhole, which was always the first thing he did when he arrived somewhere. Mortars [Annotator's...

[Annotator's Note: Richard Field served in the Army as a paratrooper with the 551st Parachute Infantry Battalion, then...

Donald Lewis feels lucky [Annotator's Note: for surviving the sinking of the SS Athenia on 3 September 1939 when he was...

Irwin Stovroff and about 200 or so Jewish POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoners of war] had been separated by their German...

Paul Rothenheber was never in direct action. He thought France was strange. He was knocked out in Le Havre [Annotator's...

They crossed into eastern France and had to wade through a river as they headed towards the German lines. It was muddy...

Glen Jostad and other POWs were evacuated from their initial Stalag [Annotator's Note: Stalag Luft VI in Heydekrug,...

Murray Stein remembered the Germans told them to dismantle their weapons, then forced them to march for about six days...

Jack Sanders took off unusually early on the day of the Normandy invasion [Annotator’s Note: 6 June 1944]. It was...

William Larson always got caught doing something en route. After he was inducted at Fort Crook [Annotator's Note: now...

After he was discharged, Francis Resta attended college to study engineering, but when that didn't make sense to him,...

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