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Edward Dunne went to England and then made Normandy [Annotator's Note: Normandy, France aboard the USS LST-53] as one...

A typical mission for John Luckadoo started by him being woken up between three and half past three in the morning,...

George Wesley McGee's service means more to him today than it did when he was first discharged. At the time, he just...

After his time in the Army, John Holton Ford returned to the University of Cincinnati [Annotator’s Note: in Cincinnati...

The war changed Jesse Schraub’s life. He changed his career path from chemical engineering to accounting. He also...

Within a week, shipping instructions were posted and George Griffenhagen's name was on the list. They shipped out in...

[Annotator’s Note: There is talking in the background throughout this segment.] William Meyer was assigned as a...

John W. Towle returned home to Tennessee and married his wife in May 1945. Although he had attended the same high...

While Herbert Siebert's regiment [Annotator's Note: Siebert was a member of Company E, 2nd Battalion, 335th Infantry...

Among the many things Francis Neilson learned in Lincoln, Nebraska was that oxygen was a good cure for a hangover. In...

After leaving the aid station [Annotators Note: near Chambois, France on August 20, 1944] Hawk was looked at by...

After the D-Day related transport flights, Robert Harris was assigned to a mission that never transpired. His...

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