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After D-Day [Annotator's Note: D-Day; the Allied invasion of Normandy, France on 6 June 1944], Bernard Knese had a 30-...

Richard Asbury flew 126 missions in the war. He only got into fights six times. He thought he was unlucky in...

Gerard L. Azemar and his outfit [Annotator's Note: 3188th Signal Service Battalion] were assigned to communications for...

[Annotator's Note: Recording begins while interviewer is prepping Robert Lewis Beilman. Actual interview begins at 0:01...

Carl Smith re-enlisted in the Air Force. He was sent to Lookout Mountain [Annotator’s Note: Lookout Mountain, Georgia...

Hawk says that the toughest 10 years of his life were after the war. He was trying to be the breadwinner, a Romeo, and...

Franklin Denius originally volunteered for service because he had already taken 4 of ROTC [Annotators Note: Reserve...

Before Arthur Seltzer was drafted into the Army, he had received multiple letters of commendation from the Army Signal...

Fred Arthur Balfour [Annotator's Note: SHAEF – Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force] was going to be sent...

George H. Roxandich [Annotator's Note: with the 104th Infantry Division] was at a reunion when a fellow veteran...

John Singlaub wanted to be a regular Army officer after the war ended. He immediately applied for the integration of...

Close to Nancy, France, William Jucksch first engaged in combat. His division [Annotator's Note: Jucksch served in the...

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