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Heffron [Annotators Note: Edward Heffron, also known as Babe] knew that William Guarnere lived on 17th Street and came...

John Poole was in the 103rd Infantry Division which was relieved by the 36th Division after the battle of Sélestat....

George W. Bachmann, Junior had never left his hometown of Akron [Annotator's Note: Akron, Ohio] before joining the Army...

Before D-Day [Annotator's Note: D-Day; the Allied invasion of Normandy, France on 6 June 1944], Myron L. Guisewhite...

Frank Curtis McBride was born in Kingston, New York in August 1920. He grew up in Shreveport [Annotator’s Note:...

Fred Gordon remembers two near death experiences during his combat [Annotator's Note: Gordon was an officer in Battery...

On one raid, Bernard Smith remembers a plane behind them burst into flames. His first reaction was that it was pretty....

Milosevich was informed that he had a daughter while he was still aboard ship to England. He thought about his child...

Philip Schmidt received his orders to go overseas in November 1944. In the year and a half he was at Fort Polk [...

Russell Van Matre [Annotator's Note: assigned to G-2, military intelligence, US Army 2nd Infantry Division] continued...

While waiting to go home, Gordon Higgins drove a jeep and an ambulance. He also ran a "pro station," where soldiers...

Leonard Spivey had to part ways with the “Georgia Rebel” and Ocie Jones. The next mission of importance was when Spivey...

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