Search results

Map is loading...

To Harry Quinn, combat was the closest thing to Hell that a person could experience. Sleep was disrupted at night by...

John T. "Jack" Race came back to the United states almost immediately. He spent several months enjoying being home. He...

Delbert Franklin Hackman [Annotator's Note: a mechanic with Headquarters Battery, 391st Armored Field Artillery...

Louis Cardenas was put into the 36th Infantry Division. They learned how to dig foxholes and fire rifles. They would...

Henry Langrehr was working in the mine the first day and he was sent work with an old Czech [Annotator's Note:...

Hans Siverts went into Paris [Annotator's Note: Paris, France] a couple of days after it was liberated. He took a day...

Bernard Hillenbrand and his division [Annotator's Note: Hillenbrand was a rifleman in Company G, 2nd Battalion, 18th...

When the break though in the Bulge came [Annotator's Note: the beginning of the German Ardennes Offensive, also...

[Annotator's Note: Floyd Horne was a bombardier-navigator in the 553rd Bombardment Squadron, 386th Bombardment Group,...

In 1976, Adolf Adam's work in a textile company brought him to the United States. He made a contract for three years...

Basil C. Hoehn is glad he served and learned a lot from being in the service, but is glad it’s over. His most memorable...

Gerald Auerbach was born in New York City [Annotator’s Note: New York City, New York] in 1924. Because of the Great...

Oral History