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John Stanley Lee Swarts and his crew would be briefed the day before and the morning of a mission. They would go over...

Almost all military men drank [Annotator's Note: alcoholic beverages] as they were young. Harold Stanford Cole saw a...

Albert Pultz Lochra, Jr. knew nothing of the Bloody Hundredth [Annotator's Note: nickname for the 100th Bombardment...

The war matured Robert Whitcomb. Before he was drafted he was determined to become a musician. After the war, he used...

Leona Kleiner reflects on the individuals who survived [Annotator's Note: Kleiner spent over three years in the...

Henry Little went to work at a shipyard after returning from the Korean war [Annotator's Note: in 1953]. He worked...

Monroe S. Wolyn told the German officer he was Jewish. The officer said he would take his head off. He was taken to...

M. Edward Melton went to Europe where his unit [Annotator’s Note: 42nd Infantry Division] was committed by Eisenhower [...

Marvin Raymond Edwards had all kinds in his crew. One was from New Mexico, several from the Midwest, one from Texas,...

James “Jim” William Niederer and his unit [Annotator’s Note: 74th Signal Company, 36th Signal Battalion] stayed in...

Oscar Otto Martin was in a nice town, living in a mayor's house on VE-Day [Annotator's Note: Victory in Europe Day, 8...

Robert Christie was in combat for a few weeks before his tank was hit. They had to bail out of their tank. He was not...

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