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The Germans had a lot of horsedrawn equipment. Their tanks were good but they were too well engineered. To get a German...

Herman Yates unloaded and went through Saint-Lo [Annotator's Note: Saint-Lô, France] and headed down toward Paris [...

[Annotator’s Note: Interviewee speaks slowly and pauses several times throughout segment.] After the combat at the...

Earl Colson landed in Le Havre, France [Annotator's Note: with the 86th Infantry Division]. They trained there as they...

After exiting the beach at Normandy, John Raaen and his men followed the hedgerows in case they would be fired upon....

Floyd Dumas had been in hiding in Italy for five months. One close encounter Dumas had with German soldiers was when he...

Winfield Zerphey was based on the southern coast of England at Dunkeswell. The airmen lived in Quonset huts. They had...

Steve Sivak landed with the 3rd Army [Annotator's Note: s a supply clerk in the 72nd Publicity Service Battalion, 3rd...

Robert Geller’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was seeing the end of the war. He watched artillery shows of...

Robert Max does not believe he suffered any lasting effects from the war in terms of shell shock, but says it has been...

When the GIs started pushing the Germans back [Annotator's Note: during the later stages of the Battle of the Bulge],...

Meade Willis would only be given one slice of bread, while the German prisoners would have all they wanted. He asked to...

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