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Joseph P. Fulco returned to New York [Annotator's Note: New York, New York], where he entered a hospital before being...

Fred Amram rFred Amram remembers being on an ocean liner when they left Belgium. The trip was eventful for him. The...

Freddie Ohr flew in a P-64 and a P-35. He cannot find the P-64 in modern books about fighters. Both were forerunners to...

[Annotators Note: Barbara Pathe worked for the American Red Cross (ARC) on a Red Cross Clubmobile attached to various...

Robert S. Rugeley had some exposure to Germans. After the war was over, his company [Annotator's Note: 285th Signal...

Woods was a wiper in the engine room. There were 15 wipers aboard large ships. The wipers reported to the 1st Mate....

Josefine "Piepsi" Joyce was taken to the location where she was arrested by Charlie Kinesley [Annotator's Note:...

Charles Acker does not regret his time in the Army. He was a Boy Scout [Annotator's Note: Boy Scouts of America,...

Allen Porter's most memorable experience of World War 2 was when he almost was killed by a landmine [Annotator's Note:...

Eugene Henry Gierka's most memorable experience was his being exposed as an interpreter to a couple hundred Polish...

Leon Waldman’s unit [Annotator’s Note: 840th Bombardment Squadron, 483rd Bombardment Group, 15th Air Force] they got...

Norris Waddill returned to Texas after the war. He spent three years touring the country before he settled down and got...

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