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When the break though in the Bulge came [Annotator's Note: the beginning of the German Ardennes Offensive, also...

John Edmund Murman returned to the United States after occupation duty on the USS Wilkes-Barre (CL-103) and was...

From that point on Robert Max became somewhat delirious. He was taken to a field hospital where doctors were working...

From Camp Rucker, Alabama, Robert Mero went to Camp Shanks, New York for embarkation to the European Theater in late...

Thomas Creekmore was born in 1923 [Annotator's Note: December 1923] in Portsmouth, Virginia and grew up during the...

Eugene W. Chambers enlisted in the Air Force and was called up on 27 January 1943. He took a train to Cincinnati [...

After the Germans surrendered, Seymour Mermelstein was part of rounding them up to send back to Germany. [Annotator's...

After completing bombardier training and being commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant, John Keema and his classmates were sent...

Josephine Pescatore prayed when Cardinal Spellman gave a talk to a large group of troops before she went overseas....

If the aviators saw a plane hit, they would count the parachutes that came out. According to Darrell D. Gust, if the...

Arthur Spaulding reads World War II magazine [Annotator's Note: published by History-Net], and it has been his ambition...

Each crew had a tent to themselves. In the 483rd Group [Annotators Note: Bombardment group] there were about 20 tents....

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