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Leonard Spivey notes that the Germans managed to get all of the prisoners out before the Russians came. All of the...

Warren William "Bill" Allen, Junior's most memorable experience of World War 2 is meeting different people. Many of the...

Louis E. Casebonne’s most memorable experience was when he was in Marseille, France because it was very dangerous. He...

[Annotator's Note: This segment begins with Mark Gordon Hazard, Jr.'s wife asking if he had any idea how long he had...

The ten member B-17 [Annotator's Note: Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber] crew that Robert Heller joined was...

[Annotator's Note: The interview begins with Jones Quincy Adams Jr. and the interviewer in conversation.] Adams was...

Richard Klenoski served because he was drafted. He told them they were going to pay, and they still are. For the most...

Charles Walker was in the Mediterranean Sea and the Soviets [Annotator's Note: Soviet Navy] had a fleet of its own...

When she returned home, Henrietta Harkness heard the complaints of people about various material things. She compared...

James Britt went back to Europe after the war. He was in a field observation battalion. He gathered intelligence about...

Paul Arst was sent to Camp Robinson, Arkansas, for basic training. While there, he did his weapons training on machine...

Robert L. Williams was born in Covington, Kentucky in 1922 and raised in Park Hills. His life was fairly boring until...

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