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The Germans that Standifer met were as good as the American soldiers. The Germans may have been better earlier in the...

Paul Baughman's most important consideration about the war is he will not see combat anymore. He suffered with hip, leg...

Robert Bueker [Annotator's Note: while a prisoner of war in Stalag Luft I in Barth, Germany] and the men in the camp...

Joseph Dean Reilly thinks it is important to have the museum [Annotator's Note: The National WWII Museum in New Orleans...

Robert Kean slept on the way back home, knowing no one was going to torpedo them. It was easy duty at the end of the...

Bell's initial experience in England consisted mainly of training and trying to avoid boredom. They were gradually...

In Normandy [Annotator's Note: Normandy, France], a friend of Jack Davis' [Annotator's Note: in Company D, 1st...

Herbert Heilbrun flew twin engines in his second stage of flight training. He flew the Cessna Bobcat [Annotator's Note...

In April 1944, the day after Passover, two Hungarian police officers woke the family of Ernest Gross, and told them...

John Keema’s preflight training was essentially basic training and consisted of a lot of classroom work, marching, PT [...

On the twelfth day of combat, Don Carter's squad [Annotator's Note: in Battery B, 44th Field Artillery Battalion, 4th...

His most memorable experience of the war was when Otis Gatewood was shot and captured. There was a time when he wasn't...

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