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In Normandy on D-Day [Annotator's Note: Allied invasion of Normandy, France on 6 June 1944], Gale Ammerman left his...

Harold Beal thought the English were nice people. They would travel up and down the coast to practice making landings....

Richard Field was overseas for about 21 months. His son was born nine months after he returned. They sailed out in a...

Richard O. "Otto" Bertz was in Czechoslovakia when the war ended. That was not bad duty. They were stuck in a woodland...

Ivan Bodis-Wollner's father converted to Catholicism at some point. By Hungarian law, as an under-aged child, Bodis-...

Thomas Bondola was held with about 150 other prisoners in a compound surrounded by barbed wire fencing [Annotator’s...

When John Luckadoo was on his bomb run [Annotators Note: during the 8 October 1943 mission to Bremen] it was terribly...

Philemon Andrews Saint Amant [Annotator's Note: a member of the OSS, Office of Strategic Services; pre-runner to today'...

Jerry LaMura was born in Manhattan [Annotator's Note: Manhattan, New York City, New York] in June 1925. He grew up in...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Richard Klenoski what his impressions of England were.] They lived in tents. It...

It was difficult for Otis Gatewood to adjust to civilian life after his return to the United States. He had to relearn...

Ray League was introduced into combat when his colonel [Annotator's Note: US Army Colonel William E. Carraway,...

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