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John Noack’s navigator wrote a letter home in code. Noack was allowed to write two letters home per month. They were...

Enrique Cervantes flew about 25 missions over Europe. Although he classified those missions as uneventful, they were...

Lutz Windisch and his tank crew knocked out two or three Russian tanks. His tank was armed with an 88 [Annotator's Note...

Joseph Armanini tells a story about how the tail of a B-17 [Annotators Note: Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber...

Warren Sanford Moose's most memorable experience during World War 2 was the death of FDR [Annotator's Note: Franklin...

Deep penetration raids were the most dangerous, according to Paul Lefever, and he was shot down during an attack on a...

[Annotator's Note: Richard Yeagely was part of the Army of Occupation in Europe after the war ended.] They had food and...

Irwin Stovroff and about 200 or so Jewish POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoners of war] had been separated by their German...

Samuel W. Smith arrived in Liverpool [Annotator’s Note: Liverpool, England]. They were loaded on a troop train to...

John Rogers' unit [Annotator's Note: Company E, 2nd Battalion, 67th Armored Regiment, 2nd Armored Division] was...

William Curtis was born in 1921 in a shack five miles outside of Hazlehurst, Mississippi in the Martinville Community....

Robert Gaylord Furrow was born September 1920 in Elwood, Nebraska. His family moved to Maywood [Annotator's Note:...

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