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After John Lillibridge was discharged from the Army, he had no intention of returning to military life even though he...

John Singlaub compared British to American parachutes. The British chute was different in many ways compared to the...

[Annotator's Note: There is a sound of a clock ticking in the background]. Chester Sharp and his crew [Annotator's Note...

John L. Cowan went on active duty in February or March 1945. He was at MIT [Annotator's Note: Massachusetts Institute...

Don Bowling trained with rifles, machine guns, and mortars. He landed on Omaha [Annotator's Note: Omaha Beach, Normandy...

Raymond Mabarac drove over to look at the concentration camps at Flossenburg [Annotator's Note: Flossenburg, Germany]...

As an adult decades later, there was a disaster in the Atlantic with the Andrea Doria [Annotator's Note: the SS Andrea...

The closest Kenneth H. Bailey got to combat engagement was in the Mortain [Annotator's Note: Mortain, France]...

Henry Feldman benefitted from his time in the Army. He had difficulty adjusting to having family and especially...

Crump came back after the war to visit some of his buddies. He got there the very day they were floating the ship. They...

Paul James Grubb was assigned to bombing runs over the Alps into France after a few days [Annotator's Note: he had...

George E. Budlong was born in 1927 in Providence, Rhode Island. Budlong calls himself a child of the Depression [...

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