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Charles Womack remembers that the bunkers and emplacements were often different from one to the next. He came across...

Walter Bowsher was made mellow by World War 2. While he was a brig warden after the war, he found that he had empathy...

The Laffey escorted a ship named the Dashing Wave [Annotator's Note: SS Dashing Wave] all the way back to the States [...

[Annotator’s Note: James Carrington enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 1939 and spent two years in China...

After high school in San Francisco, California, Peter Paret entered the University of California at Berkley. He...

Asked to describe the fighting in which he participated, Earl Conklin referred to his position with the mortars. The...

Orville Carroll is glad he was not in combat. Two of his brothers were in the armed services as well, in Germany, but...

[Annotator's Note: The interview begins with Fred Gemmel already in conversation with the interviewer.] Gemmel arrived...

Robert G. Aldous went to Wichita Falls, Texas to Sheppard Field in August [Annotator's Note: August 1943] and it was "...

James Wilson landed in Wellington, New Zealand [Annotator's Note: on 11 July 1942] and it was cold and raining. They [...

Arnold A. Mirsky was assigned as a navigator for the 1st Photo Mapping Charting Reconnaissance [Annotator's Note: 1st...

Robert Merrill Taylor was born in Worcester, Massachusetts in October 1920. There were nine children in his family. He...

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