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After Lieutenant John Marr narrowly escaped a German ambush during the failed night assault on the west end of the La...

James Elduff [Annotator’s Note: when asked about landing his damaged Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber while...

Monroe S. Wolyn remembers that while traveling to Europe in a convoy, on one side all he could see was the ocean, and...

For bombardier training, Maurice Hackler went to Deming, New Mexico. He worked with the Norden bombsight over the...

Warren Leo Lodholz was in Nancy, France when the war concluded in Europe in May 1945. His unit [Annotator's Note:...

There was a lot more action at night than during the day.The Allied troops on the Anzio beachhead were made up of...

After D-Day, Bob Miksa [Annotator’s Note: Robert Miksa] and the 745th Tank Battalion drove to Caumont. That was the...

Raymond Mabarac enlisted because he thought he could do more for the country by being in the military. Moreover, all...

He never wants to forget how bad war is, and Francis Resta said he will always protest American involvement in...

Ernest Gross was brought to a sanatorium to recuperate. One of his brothers found him, and Gross was both happy and sad...

Harold Luers arrived in Scotland [Annotator's Note: with Regimental Headquarters, 347th Infantry Regiment, 87th...

Word of the German surrender reached Don Carter. The end of the war signals its most dangerous phase as, although the...

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