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Henry Burkle remembers that they had to put up all the tents and get a kitchen organized [Annotator’s Note: after...

Around three in the morning on 7 June [Annotator's Note: 7 June 1944] Harold Baumgarten saw an Army ambulance coming...

Solis “Sol” Kaslow went through boot camp [Annotator’s Note: in Sampson, New York] and then was trained as a navigator...

Martin Richard was moved to several different places. They were in some town between the frontlines and Paris. They...

Arnold Debrick got separated from his unit in Bastogne, Belgium and hitched a ride on a passing truck. When he got off...

Lynn Compton remembers Doc Roe [Annotators Note: Company E medic Eugene Roe] as the medic who worked on him when he was...

When John Foy's unit [Annotator's Note: Company A, 1st Battalion, 347th Infantry Regiment, 87th Infantry Division] came...

Mason Dorsey's most memorable experience of World War 2 is the day he got knocked out by a German Panzerfaust [...

Eugene T. Leavy has two most memorable experiences of World War 2 including the first time he witnessed death, and the...

The Germans were very proud people. They always managed to put on hats and some kind of gloves. Somehow or other, John...

[Annotator’s Note: Interviewee speaks slowly and pauses several times throughout segment.] Assigned as a gunner in the...

During the voyage overseas, Morris Eugene Day helped treat the men who got seasick. He was able to eat the Navy food,...

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