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Newton Dana and his crew returned home by flying their bomber [Annotator's Note: a Consolidated B-24 Liberator heavy...

Gus Gikas considered enlistment to be good for him. Being an amateur radio operator, Gikas could fix just about any...

Frank R. Burnside was born in February 1915 in Tensas Parish in Newellton, Louisiana, on Franklin Plantation, where he...

The best thing that came out of the war for Wesley Fronk was the G.I. Bill. Even though he did not stay in the service...

Herbert Gross and his surviving fellow Vitamin P [Annotator's Note: Vitamin P was the name of the Consolidated B-24...

Henderson begins the interview stating that he wouldn't be there if not for the actions of B-24 crewman.Henderson's...

Dr. Albert Habeeb was born in Elmira, New York in 1914. After two years, his family moved to Mississippi. During the...

What Joseph McGuire took to India was all he had for the duration of his duty. Many of the crews had no cold weather...

Robert H. "Bob" Harris returned to the United States sometime in September or October 1944. While overseas, he knew...

Samuel Spector was born in Manhattan, New York in July 1924. He worked as a delivery boy for furriers. He also worked...

When Richard Cole returned to the United States he was stationed at an aircraft manufacturing plant. As the planes...

Lawrence Eustis was born in March 1921 in New Orleans, Louisiana. He was one of nine children. During the Great...

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