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Hans Courant and the others went back to Los Alamos where he was told that he would be released to go back to college....

Life in Hawaii was wonderful for Lydia Grant before the war. The island was at its pristine best at that time. Grant...

When the war was over, Lora E. Daniel's job [Annotator's Note: at the Union Carbide Metallurgical Plant in Sheffield,...

Around 1938, Shirley Sandy Schulman began dating her future husband, Hyman, while they were in high school. Her parents...

Homer Johnson made many friends with people from the South. They taught Johnson how to treat White people. Many of the...

Blaine Kern remembers listening to a boxing match when he came home on leave [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence...

Carolyn Bridgforth was going to be a dietician. There were very few jobs available to women. She did not finish her...

Constance Negrotto and her friend Dorothy Toups worked at a hospital after her shift at the PBY plant [Annotator’s Note...

Beverly Coleman Oates Rougas was relieved when the war ended. Everyone felt safe and happy. Rougas thinks it is...

Gregory Lawrence Nunnink’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was when his ship [Annotator’s Note: SS Glenns...

Jean "Marian" Alva Yancey Landry was glad to return home after the war. Adjustment was no problem as she obtained her...

Bernice Trotter was born in Kansas City, Missouri in 1924. She was in the fourth grade when they moved to Tulsa [...

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