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Louis Cardenas was put into the 36th Infantry Division. They learned how to dig foxholes and fire rifles. They would...

After the war, John T. Fallon was asked to stay in. He considered it but would have had to stay in Germany. He decided...

Joseph Richard Bernardi, Senior [Annotator's Note: a pilot with the 509th Bombardment Squadron, 351st Bombardment Group...

Leonard Jindra heard many rumors while training in England. In the 29th [Annotator's Note: Jindra was a member of...

Clarence Anderson's friend Jack Stacker joined the Air Corps a year after him. Jack was a P-38 pilot and was killed on...

Manfred Bahman and his family fled Dresden [Annotator’s Note: Dresden, Germany] after the Allies had destroyed the city...

After returning home, Harold Roed [Annotator's Note: assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division] went out in New York City...

When the war ended, Leila Morrison [Annotator's Note: serving as an Army nurse in the 118th Evacuation Hospital in...

James Flannigan was sent to Camp Carrabelle, Florida [Annotator's Note: after completing basic training at Fort Sill,...

A lot of people learned a lot of important lessons from World War 2. If we did not think about it, analyze it, and...

Basil C. Hoehn is glad he served and learned a lot from being in the service, but is glad it’s over. His most memorable...

Clarence Gomberg was born in July 1922 in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. He had an older brother, but he died at a young age...

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