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Homer Cole flew 19 missions [Annotator's Note: Cole served in the US Army Air Forces as a tail gunner aboard...

Marvin Sussman says no single incident stands out to him as the most memorable except for living with the loss of...

Solis “Sol” Kaslow remembers the loss of PT-509 as his most memorable experience during his time at war [Annotator’s...

Richard Frothingham was born in 1925 in New York City [Annotator's Note: New York, New York]. He spent his early...

John Singlaub was called to Washington to meet with President Jimmy Carter. He was not sure if he was being disciplined...

Sol Lazinger saw his first dead American on Omaha Beach [Annotator's Note: Omaha Beach, Normandy, France] in the water...

Edgar A. Grabhorn's first ten missions [Annotator's Note: as a navigator with the 838th Bombardment Squadron, 487th...

Robert L. Williams thinks it very important that museums and memorials commemorating World War 2 continue to tell the...

As the division [Annotator's Note: the 79th Infantry Division] was preparing to enter Haguenau, Mark Gordon Hazard, Jr...

Robert Geller’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was seeing the end of the war. He watched artillery shows of...

After a year and a half of training, James W. Phillips rode on the Queen Mary ocean liner to Europe with his division [...

[Annotator's Note: Donald Dean Paynter arrived England around the middle of June 1944]. They started training there. He...

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