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Glenn Roysdon last saw his brother, Dale, in 1941 or 1942 when he brought his car home before he was shipped overseas [...

Neil Cox could hear a guy screaming out on the battlefield. They were firing their rifles at the Germans. The young man...

The intelligence was good for the southern France operation. The intelligence officers claimed to know the rank and...

Joseph Alter first used his personal weapon on a patrol. He was a reconnaissance officer for his battalion [Annotator's...

John Edmund Murman, assigned to the USS Wilkes-Barre (CL-103), left Pearl Harbor [Annotator’s Note: Pearl Harbor,...

John Luckadoo and the other cadets were segregated in advanced flight training between single engine and twin engine....

The training at Tuskegee was rigorous. There was a lot of hazing. Leahr believes that they were trained as good as...

Irvin C. Klimas is not sure the war itself changed him. Changing his life to go to the Navy for 38 months gave him a...

Joseph Brannan was based for a time in Leghorn, Italy as the city was called in English. It is referred to as Livorno...

After the war, Edward Field was given the task of flying ground troops home via France and North Africa. He was later...

Stanley Jack Birnbaum was offered a fellowship in cybernetics which was the forerunner of computers. He elected to...

[Annotator’s Note: There is talking in the background throughout this segment.] William Meyer was assigned as a...

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