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James Warren David believed that World War 2 was a patriotic war and people were very positive at the time. The war...

Susan Magnuson Devoe remembers being liberated [Annotator's Note: from the Santo Tomas Internment Camp, or, Manila...

Charles Chartier thought he would go where it was nice and warm. He joined his outfit overseas. As they left Seattle,...

Leo William Schmittgens thought he was treated well by the veteran Marines. He learned a lot from them and cherished...

Dupuy remembers a mission to Joliet. They carried two thousand pound bombs on the P-40 [Annotators Note: American P-40...

The Japanese commander of the camp, stood up on a platform and spoke in Japanese with an interpreter, and says, "The...

Norman Hatch [Annotator's Note: a photographer in the 5th Marine Division] wrote about his experiences to Leatherneck...

Stanley Fagerstrom still writes for half a day, every day. He had both of his knees replaced, and one of his hips...

After spending months trying to kill Japanese, Oran Harris now had to live with them. He felt sorry for the civilians,...

Leslie B. Mason, Junior was told he could stay in the Army, but he had no desire. He got home in September [Annotator's...

Hugh Wingo attended boot camp for eight weeks. They got their first liberty [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence...

Ervin Lloyd Rasmussen was born in Elgin, North Dakota in January 1926. His father had a farm, but they moved in 1941 to...

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