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Among his most memorable experiences during the war, William Hendren recounted when he was training on an aircraft...

Richard Scholl was sent back to the United States while his unit [Annotator's Note: Company M, 3rd Battalion, 158th...

Anzio, Italy was the worst place Lowell Hughes ever was. The morning they left, they had dug in about 500 yards from...

Roland Lehker's grandson introduced him to the internet, and he quickly picked up new interests. He began by posting a...

Samson Alexander's grandfather was named Eddie Spencer. During the Great Depression, his grandfather ran off a...

John Bellecci completed engineering training at Clemson [Annotator’s Note: Clemson College in South Carolina]. He...

Lester Hecht's wife [Annotator's Note: Lillian] did not mind moving back in with her parents, when Hecht went to war....

John Laster described other ships and other missions that were dangerous but never fatal. Once, the SS Alcoa Patriot...

Willie Wesley Thompson recalled a time when the ship his company was on was being bombed and he was holding on for dear...

Carey Suratt left the United States Army Transport Imperial [Annotator's Note: USAT Imperial], and walked through mud...

Benjamin Bederson's first job at Los Alamos, New Mexico was exploding steel tubes using a primer cord and strain gauges...

Jack Buckner was born in Florida but when he was one he moved near Atlanta [Annotator's Note: Atlanta, Georgia] where...

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