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When Bernard Ellenberg [Annotator's Note: assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division as a typist for the Stars and Stripes,...

The only person who returned from the concentration camps was Otto Frank. It is amazing he was able to survive. He...

Soon after the war, Ray League's involvement with the 65th Infantry Division ended. The division was disbanded, and he...

At the end of the war, Philip Schmidt and his unit [Annotator's Note: Headquarters Company, 8th Armored Division] could...

David Olson had his most interesting and sad moment in the Army when his outfit broke up after the war. As the battery...

Stewart Hihn's unit [Annotator's Note: 222nd Infantry Regiment, 42nd Infantry Division] went back to get replacements...

William Pena remembers how nervous his truck driver was when they left. He ate a big breakfast with his men at the...

Dr. Roscoe Brown's first mission was to a target in Austria. All of the mission targets looked the same from 25,000...

Gerald “Gerry” Gustafson was born in December 1921 in Chicago [Annotator’s Note: Chicago, Illinois] and grew up in...

A great deal of camaraderie had been established in the unit, especially among the guys Fred Hirsekorn had been in the...

On the way back [Annotator's Note: from a mission], Richard Asbury was north of Gusten, Germany. He saw two Fw-190s [...

William Dabney notes that the equipment kept coming in [Annotators Note: across Omaha Beach in the days following the 6...

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