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Frank Buschmeier was put into a big room on the first night. All night long guys were coming in and were trying to find...

When Kenneth H. Bailey was getting ready to go to England, the First Sergeant would say they could do what they wanted...

As a radioman with the forward observer, James Flannigan usually traveled on a jeep to the battalion CP [Annotator's...

John Witmeyer was first wounded in early July of 1944, just a month after the invasion of Normandy began. He went out...

Frank Forcinella only heard about what the Battle of the Bulge [Annotator's Note: Battle of the Bulge or German...

Eugene Yackel and Cranston Rogers [Annotator's Note: later US Army Colonel Cranston R. "Chan" Rogers] got along well....

After induction into the Army, Norris Waddill went to Camp Crowder, Missouri for his basic training. Basic training was...

Thomas Creekmore [Annotator's Note: a radio operator in the 365th Bombardment Squadron, 305th Bombardment Group, 8th...

Once Raymond VanDuzer and his fellow soldiers cleared the beach they started marching or moved out on trucks. They went...

Ernest L. Poulson recalled driving around with a friend and a couple of girls when he heard the news on the radio that...

Bernard Friedenberg was born on 10 October 1921. He grew up in Atlantic City [Annotator's Note: Atlantic City, New...

For the remainder of the war Michael Cokinos was a company commander in the 83rd Infantry Division. He served as a...

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