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James Smith almost starved to death with only three days rations on his back. They were not organic to the 1st Marine...

Raymond “Ray” Parrotta was assigned to LST-357 [Annotator's Note: Landing Ship, Tank] in May [Annotator's Note: May...

Leisey's father was a railroad worker and his mother was a garment worker. They survived the Great Depression by...

Henry Ratcliff almost arrived home after his outfit did [Annotator's Note: 860th Aviation Engineer Battalion, 5th Air...

G.I.s from John Smith's Battery B, 61st Field Artillery were transferred to form C Battery 271st Field Artillery...

During Elizabeth Lautzenheiser Irvine's early days in the internment camp [Annotator's Note: Santo Tomas Internment...

Elmer Spraker was born in April 1927 in Malden, Massachusetts, the second of two children. After his mother died...

Leo V. Strausbaugh was boarding a train, on his way overseas, worrying about the fact that his folks would not know...

Bill Norberg [Annotator's Note: aboard the USS Enterprise (CV-6)] was glad to see the Yorktown [Annotator's Note: USS...

Lester Hecht's wife [Annotator's Note: Lillian] did not mind moving back in with her parents, when Hecht went to war....

Deen was born in McCray, Georgia. His father was the president of South Methodist College. He was one of three kids....

[Annotator's Note: Meda Royce Hall is difficult to understand throughout this segment.] During his service in the...

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