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One morning around 1 May 1945, Paul Bosworth woke up to the smell of coffee which was unusual. He woke up Byron [...

Frank Biondo left New York [Annotator's Note: New York, New York] for Newport News, Virginia and shipped to Glasgow,...

Richard Willett does not recall exactly where they crossed the border into Germany. They had not been told they were...

Robert Doolan went right back to his office work after returning from combat. He had no trauma. He talked to his wife...

Raymond Mason remembers that his commanding officer had to make sure people knew that he was the boss. He understood...

The Red Ball Express hauled the troops around and it was almost completely made of black drivers. When they got ready...

They were not really Russian soldiers, but they were of Ukranian descent. Standifer called them Russians. If the...

Ed Rendelman’s first military assignment was in Scottsville, Illinois for a few days. He then went on to Fort Lewis,...

Norman Johnson and his unit [Annotator's Note: Company D, 1st Battalion, 13th Infantry Regiment, 8th Infantry Division...

Cecil N. Duck was born in August 1925 in Bay Minnette, Alabama, and when he was six years old, his family moved to...

Eugene T. Leavy has two most memorable experiences of World War 2 including the first time he witnessed death, and the...

Out of 35 missions, Maurice Hackler only had one mission he considered a close call. He was flying deputy, watching the...

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