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Dr. John Julien Zingheim was not close to Remagen [Annotator's Note: Remagen, Germany]. He occasionally operated on...

After the war, Robert Boeke adjusted back to civilian life easily. He was anxious to start a job. He wanted to go back...

Neil Cox was born in Florala, Alabama in September 1925. He had two brothers and one sister. They lived on a farm. They...

It was a relatively small crowd at the University [Annotator's Note: University of Szeged in Szeged, Hungary] when Ivan...

Albion Kenneth Hutcherson [Annotator's Note: a radioman on a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber serving with the...

Malarkey went to Normandy, France to meet with the family who owned the farm where he had fought on D-Day. The family...

Martin J. Anschau felt he could get killed the first day he was on the front line. He made it though. He cried after...

Jesse Schraub served in the Army as a mortarman in Company A of the 91st Chemical Mortar Battalion and took part in...

When Loevsky opened the nose turret to free the bombardier, the bombardier attempted to put on his shoes; according to...

Coming back to the United States was better than going over for William King. King did not like the regimentation of...

[Annotator’s Note: Interviewee talks for about four minutes about a recent event.] Kenneth Barnette was born in...

[Annotator's Note: There is a loud hissing noise throughout this clip.] Bernard B. "Bernie" Bluestein remembers when...

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