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Marie Rankart believes that museums like The National WWII Museum are important in many ways. The Museum represents...

Blaine Kern’s father was an artist. Kern was a bad soldier. He did not want to follow orders or pass inspections. He...

George R. Bolin knew of the Browns [Annotator's Note: the founders of Brown and Root, now KBR, Incorporated, in Houston...

Isabella Karle worked at the University of Chicago labs during the year 1942. She and her husband ended their tenure...

Norman Mineta saw no newspapers in the camp. No radios were allowed. The only mail that arrived came from family...

Lillian Drucker was born in July 1925 in Biloxi, Mississippi. She grew up there, attended school, and got married. Her...

Norman Mineta had a brother-in-law who was a PRO, Public Relations Officer, for the 442nd Regiment [Annotator's Note:...

Mary Leisey believes that the man who had cancer was the only one to pass away under her care. Some men were going home...

Doctor James B. Heneghan went to patriotic events at Soldier Field [Annotator's Note: in Chicago, Illinois]. That...

Betty Peak had never had a prior job when she went to work for Boeing [Annotator's Note: Boeing Aircraft Company,...

The events of the war that really stand out in Mildred "Jean" Liparoto's memory are Roosevelt's [Annotator's Note:...

Advances in submarine technology, William Hussey acknowledged, were directly related to the Navy's experience during...

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