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Raymond VanDuzer was liberated by an advance echelon of American troops. The American soldiers marched the prisoners...

Neil Cox was an ammo [Annotator’s Note: ammunition] carrier. His job was to go back and get the ammo they needed. A...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Bud Loring how he got out of his burning aircraft over France.] He just climbed...

Martin J. Anschau enlisted in July [Annotator’s Note: July 1943]. He was sworn in in June 1943. He got used to boot...

The performance of the 100th Infantry Battalion [Annotator's Note: an all Japanese-American unit from Hawaii] helped in...

The division's [Annotator's Note: Richard Graff was a member of Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 415th Infantry...

Alfiero Giamberardino started screaming about the war's end when they heard about it on the radio. The British were on...

A.C. Thomas thought the German soldiers were too young. Most of them were teenagers. He was in Germany when the war...

[Annotator’s Note: There is a clock ticking in the background throughout this segment.] Robert J. Hutchings was born in...

[Annotator's Note: Gerhard Franzky served in the Waffen SS as a communications officer in Headquarters, 22nd Regiment,...

Leon Schafer is certain the war affected his life afterwards. Number one, he never left his wife. When he got home, he...

Lynn Compton remembers going through Carentan without any resistance. When the bullets started coming the men were...

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