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Robert Boeke's friends Sergeant Tate [Annotator's Note: phonetic spelling] and Corporal Gross [Annotator's Note:...

Henry Bodson headed back to the US [Annotator's Note: United States from serving in Cambodia with the US Army]. He...

Russell Bretz Linger, Jr. would be woken up in the morning, go get breakfast, and then be briefed. They were shown maps...

Paul Bosworth had no encounters with German fighters. The only time he shot his guns was to ensure they were not frozen...

A month before Virgil Faust was liberated, the prisoners in the camp began hearing the artillery getting closer. Rumors...

[Annotator’s Note: There is traffic noise in the background throughout this segment.] Thomas Beary served with the...

Clyde East experienced a slow training program after entry into the Canadian Air Force. He was in flying school during...

Reginald Duncan's most memorable experience of World War 2 was getting off the train and reuniting with his wife after...

Frank Buschmeier went to armament school in Denver, Colorado. In Denver, the men were split into training groups for...

For bombardier training, Maurice Hackler went to Deming, New Mexico. He worked with the Norden bombsight over the...

Barney Old Coyote and his brother were able to interview other Crows who served during the war in the late 1940s. They...

Owen Gibb had a machine gun that put out four thousand rounds a minute. The gun was on a turret. They flew at night....

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