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Dr. Kenneth Arrow sees the most important lesson of World War 2 as it is related to the costliness of war. War can be...

Russell Gackenbach participated in the dropping of the second atomic bomb. On that mission, he was the navigator on the...

[Annotator's Note: Ed Kough refers to a paper for dates and holds it up in front of his face throughout the segment.]...

First Lieutenant Lloyd Reese flew 11 missions as a bombardier on a B-24 for the 67th Bombardment Squadron, 44th...

Norris Morvant was drafted into the Army in late 1942 and was sent to a staging area in Alexandria [Annotator’s Note:...

Dr. Thomas Fitzpatrick was assigned as the radio navigator in the 96th Bombardment Squadron, 2nd Bombardment Group,...

William Scott Stroud's [Annotator's Note: Stroud was shot down on his first mission in the Pacific, survived ten days...

Paul Bosworth had no encounters with German fighters. The only time he shot his guns was to ensure they were not frozen...

By the time Kenneth A. Lafleur had enough points to go home, he had flown 41 missions in the Pacific. Lafleur remarked...

Donald Strait was born in April 1918 in East Orange, New Jersey, and spent his first five years in Montclair, New...

Charles Kneflin had never seen anything like the B-29 [Annotator's Note: Boeing B-29 Superfortress very heavy bomber]....

William Fili was concerned about what his parents were feeling, but it would drive him nuts if he thought about it too...

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