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One night, Anna Maria Giamberardino and a friend decided to go see where the couples would hang out. They saw some men...

Karl Friedrich "Charley” König [Annotator's Note: or Koenig] was born in January 1924 in Annaburg [Annotator's Note:...

Robert Tyler Oakes was a radio operator [Annotator's Note: on a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber in the 340th...

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

Barney Old Coyote started flying in December 1943. After he completed his missions, he was able to wait around for his...

Arthur Frangello did not have any issues adjusting to civilian life. He was happy to make it back. Some of his friends...

Gowan Duffy does not think he came across any man in shock. Some of the men in his unit were dragging because of...

Carl Peterson doesn't know how the war changed him. He has his own views on how things should be. His wife gets on him...

When Executive Order 9066 [Annotator's Note: Executive Order 9066, or EO 9066 led the way for the internment of...

Mary T. Heany was being romantic with an officer. It was against the rules for officers and enlisted people to...

In addition to making him more alert, the war also improved Walter Broll's outlook on life. In meeting a former Me-109...

Norman Raner thinks it is important to continue to study World War 2. His Association [Annotator's Note: 34th Infantry...

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