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Joseph Monteyne goes to schools with about 15 others to talk about the war. The kids are super attentive. His own...

Martin Richard's first mission was almost complete catastrophe. [Annotator's Note: He flew his firts mission on 6 June...

According to a report written by Jesse Wofford's tail gunner, on 10 January 1945, the crew witnessed a B-17 [Annotator'...

William Pena tells how at one point they encountered a group of Americans who laid down their weapons as they...

After training, Leon Dixon headed to Europe. He was going to defend his country. He went to North Africa and landed in...

There are docent led tours at the memorial in Portland. It gives Eva Aigner a physical location in which to go honor...

William Cassady [Annotator’s Note: serving aboard the USS Frederick Funston (APA-89)] remembers the ship behind them...

In early 1944, Frank Jasicko [Annotator’s Note: serving with the 781st Bombardment Squadron, 465th Bombardment Group]...

David Olson felt most of the people in France were happy to see the Americans. They had never fully recovered from the...

After he left the military, Edward Grant did not use the G.I. Bill because he was married with a child. School did not...

[Annotator’s Note: A cell phone dings throughout the segment.] George E. Budlong’s most memorable experience of World...

Gerald Claassen was born in Buffalo Center, Iowa in December 1920. His father died at the age of 26 when Claassen was...

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