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

One morning around 1 May 1945, Paul Bosworth woke up to the smell of coffee which was unusual. He woke up Byron [...

At Fort Benning, Georgia, Thomas J. Blakey went through communications school after he qualified [Annotator's Note: as...

Elmo Bell and the men of Company C, 1st Battalion, 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division repelled...

Harley Harned’s duty was light after this [Annotator’s Note: the war’s end in May 1945] with many opportunities for...

Edward Field had his most memorable experience with the crash of his plane [Annotator's Note: after his plane was shot...

[Annotator's Note: Various noises are heard in the background throughout this clip.] Manuel Ruiz was frightful in...

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

Woods did well in school. He could have gone on to any of the advanced training schools but he volunteered to go out as...

Coming up in America, Fred Manesse said he didn't know much about the Holocaust, or that he was a victim of the war....

John W. Towle was assigned to the 448th Bomb Group while in Washington. He still belongs to a veterans group and...

Gerard L. Azemar and his outfit [Annotator's Note: 3188th Signal Service Battalion] were assigned to communications for...

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