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Robert W. "Bob" O'Connor [Annotator's Note: a Communications Sergeant in Company E, 2nd Battalion, 508th Parachute...

Harley Reynolds’s company came across some German collaborators who had killed themselves once they realized the...

At the end of the war, Philip Schmidt and his unit [Annotator's Note: Headquarters Company, 8th Armored Division] could...

John Sacks learned about the airplane [Annotator's Note: the completely restored Boeing B-17-E heavy bomber named My...

Thomas Bondola was happy on the day of liberation [Annotator’s Note: his prison of war (POW) camp was liberated on 3...

The war changed Jesse Schraub’s life. He changed his career path from chemical engineering to accounting. He also...

Edward Tipper was a member of a military group that received a tremendous amount of recognition. He was 18 or 19 when...

Herbert W. Ridyard benefited from his service and combat all during his later life. It helped him physically, mentally...

John Noack was apparently knocked out momentarily when he was hit. Noack himself does not remember losing consciousness...

For Vernon Leopold, being from a Jewish background was unpleasant in Germany as there had been latent anti-Semitism...

Dominick Sgobbo walked 200 miles with Patton's [Annotator's Note: US Army Lieutenant General George S. Patton] forces...

[Annotator’s Note: During this segment, interviewee asks a woman off camera questions. She sometimes comes into the...

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