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William Patrick Bonelli was never injured in combat. The closest he got was shrapnel hitting his pilot's chair. He...

Paul Arst joined his unit [Annotator's Note: Company G, 2nd Battalion, 120th Infantry Regiment, 30th Infantry Division...

Norman Cook finished his third phase of training in the Army Air Corps and was sent to Mitchell, South Dakota. He was...

Joseph Alter first used his personal weapon on a patrol. He was a reconnaissance officer for his battalion [Annotator's...

Harold Baumgarten continues his account of what he did on D-Day at Dog Green Sector [Annotator's Note: Normandy, France...

Philemon Andrews Saint Amant was told to not speak about the OSS [Annotator's Note: Office of Strategic Services; pre-...

About the time of the "bridge too far" [Annotator's Note: nickname for Operation Market Garden, Netherlands, 17 to 25...

After the war, Edward Field was given the task of flying ground troops home via France and North Africa. He was later...

Frank Zunno was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1923. He lived with his parents and one younger sister. During the Great...

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

Larris Duhon rejoined his regiment [Annotator’s Note: the 300th Engineer Combat Battalion] after five months in the...

John Noack lived in Port Arthur, Texas before the war. Once in a while a barnstormer would come through with a plane...

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