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Jack Brukman could not tell the war was coming to a close. The airplanes he serviced as a ground crewman had been...

Joy Skelton witnessed pamphlets being dropped on her prison camp. They told of the war being over. She always feared...

Eva Gross saw anti-Semitism as a natural part of her life. It became more and more prevalent after the government...

John M. Roberts began to look for the wounded men in the group ahead of his but could not find them. They started to...

Benedict Bronder and the crew gave PT-305 the nickname of Sudden Jerk after its engine was gunned while it was being...

Leon Hirsch enjoyed doing advance theater work for a while but found it not lucrative enough so he took a job as a...

Elisabeth Bolster went to New York to be with her in-laws at Jackson Heights [Annotator's Note: she left Fillmore, Utah...

[Annotator's Note: There is a background noise in the video.] In March 1923, Marvin Raymond Graham was born in New York...

[Annotator's Note: Walter Henry Barton took part in intensive training from his arrival at Camp Adair, Oregon from...

Jack Dye was born in Alamosa, Colorado. His family left when his three and his mother passed away. His father was...

Ben Ray Bost is the only veteran left alive of the men on his ship [Annotator's Note: the USS LSM-316]. He was born in...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Richard Klenoski what his impressions of England were.] They lived in tents. It...

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