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Going into this invasion [Annotator's Note: D-Day; the Allied invasion of Normandy, France on 6 June 1944] was not...

They [Annotator's Note: John Sacks and his fellow newly liberated prisoners from Stalag Luft I] were flown to an...

[Annotator’s Note: There is a person off screen that relays the interviewer’s questions to the interviewee throughout...

Hillman James Prestridge's most memorable experience from his time in the service was a mistake between him and a...

Frank Aleksandrowicz remembers that they were coming in on small ships. They went up a hill and to the bunkers on Omaha...

Josephine Pescatore got to the evacuation hospital with nothing but a small handbag. She had no supplies like a mess...

Robert Inghram and his fellow prisoners were moved to Moosburg. The prisoners were given 30 minutes to pack. The...

Gowan Duffy started his patrol duty on the American and Russian borders. He was rotated home in September [Annotator’s...

Harold Lightell entered France right after the D-Day invasion with the 79th Infantry Division. The 79th was under...

James Livaudais flew in a glider over Allied shipping in the English Channel on his route to land in Normandy on D-Day...

Many Jewish people in the Army spoke other languages, and sometimes the words would get mixed up. Yiddish [Annotator's...

Rob Roy Ratliff was discharged from the Marine Corps and then used the G.I. Bill to attend American University in...

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