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Of all the ground crew personnel, Edwin Sved recalled only one with whom his crew got close. He told the tale of a...

Dr. Roscoe Brown was attacking a train one time. He was leading the squadron [Annotator's Note: 100th Fighter Squadron...

William McCowen [Annotator's Note: in pilot training in Texas after the war] was on the honors committee in the cadets...

Albert Porche served in Italy with the 99th Fighter Squadron. The 99th was issued light training aircraft after months...

Kassal remembers moving into Rome with ease. The men had more liberty in Rome than they had in the other Italian cities...

William Banghart was born in May 1919 in Bucksport, Maine. His father worked in the Boston [Annotator’s Note: Boston,...

[Annotator's Note: Frank Finklang served with the 419th Bombardment Squadron, 301st Bombardment Group, 15th Air Force...

The first prison camp that Robert Tyler Oakes went to was Stalag Luft IV [Annotator's Note: Pomerania, Poland]. The...

Charles McGee was born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1919. After third grade he moved to Illinois. He also spent some time in...

Thomas W. Stevenson Jr. served with the 772nd Bombardment Squadron, 463rd Bombardment Group, 5th Bombardment Wing,...

Only one time did Frederick Amore come into a truly dangerous situation. He was not supposed to be in a "combat area,"...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Raymond Cauble to talk about a jeep he and some men built.] In North Africa,...

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