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On the day she was discharged [Annotator's Note: from the Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES);...

Philip Schweitzer's first time away from home was his trip to basic training. Schweitzer thinks that at the time, the...

William Epperson received two Purple Hearts for being wounded. Epperson felt strongly that women in the service would...

[Annotator's Note: Guy Grenny was stationed at the Naval Air Station in San Diego, California.] Grenny served food and...

Mildred Bonvillian Aupied was born in Bayou Black near Houma in Terrebonne Parish [Annotator’s Note: south of New...

Charles White remembers traveling at night was bad. They could only proceed based on the exhaust from the tank in front...

After about two months of flight test scheduling, Frank Ragazzi was tasked with training five women service pilots....

World War 2 was when women entered the workforce in great numbers. Many women went back to the home after their...

George Wiswell started his own business after the war [Annotator's Note: Marine Contracting, Inc. followed by Southport...

The Wagners served for about three and a half years. They got out of the service in 1946 and put the war behind them....

Walter Halloran was excited to see the Russians arriving to liberate his and his fellow prisoners of war. The Soviets...

When the war ended, Lorraine Doroff [Annotator's Note: while serving in the Women's Army Corps; women's branch of the...

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