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Martin Suter went to fighter school and was called back to go to Korea [Annotator's Note: Korean War, 1950 to 1953] in...

The main difference between a jailer, which Alfred Dearman was, and a guard, is that the jailer is in the cellblock...

Thomas Joseph Lemme always felt he could keep up with the other Marines while he was in service. Training was not bad,...

John Ream would walk around the camp [Annotator’s Note: Camp John Hay in Baguio, the Philippines was a relatively nice...

Chuck feels that a lot of veterans have embellished their prisoner of war experience. He felt as if it was not that bad...

Burton Johnson was transferred from New Guinea to Biak and then to the lower part of the Philippines after it was...

Paul J. Frisco was aboard a Fletcher-class destroyer, the USS Cushing (DD-797), during World War 2. He was impressed...

Aside from sporadic sniper fire, Paul Amrod's prayers were answered and he had no really close calls. He attributes his...

Buck Donaldson was involved in school. He would make the honor roll. He would participate in the plays. They moved to...

Charles Womack saw many civilians on Okinawa. The civilians would bow as the Marines passed by them. Womack's unit [...

Recalling his experiences on Cape Gloucester, Joe Clapper said the combat portion was very light. It was the easiest...

Socrates Dendrinelis was in the radio shack [Annotator’s Note: aboard the USS Carina (AK-74)]. He could see the...

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