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Bernard Smith was very comfortable as an armorer gunner. He and his crew got along very well. They were ecumenical....

Earl Forstall remembers another time a plane came back with a lot of hits. The right wing had taken a direct hit. He...

The Germans had a machine gun and rifles and were firing through windows. Arthur Spaulding and his squad [Annotator's...

Crump came back after the war to visit some of his buddies. He got there the very day they were floating the ship. They...

[Annotator's Note: It is very difficult to understand Carleton Cleveland due to sound issues throughout this clip.]...

Thomas Bondola was born in Pottstown, Pennsylvania in July 1923 and has lived in the same neighborhood all his life...

Neil Cox was an ammo [Annotator’s Note: ammunition] carrier. His job was to go back and get the ammo they needed. A...

[Annotator’s Note: Interviewer explains to Noack about an item in The National WWII Museum's collection.] John Noack...

Gordon Higgins describes food rations, and continues with his experiences as the war progressed. He said it took 30...

In the beginning of 1945, Linwood S. Inscoe, a replacement pilot, made his way to the 9th Air Force Headquarters...

James Livaudais remembers certain names from his combat experience very vividly. Not all of them are mentioned in...

Robert Max vividly remembered 16 December 1944, day one of the Battle of the Bulge, as the Germans' final major effort...

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