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Hundreds of thousands of men lost their lives, paying the ultimate sacrifice. Ettlinger admits the Allies did not do a...

At some point after Theodore Finkbeiner returned to his company [Annotators Note: Company H, 2nd Battalion, 504th...

At the Southampton hospital, Francis Resta was treated for his shrapnel wounds as well as for frostbite to his feet....

Norris Morvant was born in February 1924 in Thibodaux, Louisiana and grew up on plantations in nearby L’Abadieville and...

William Dabney notes that there was no mingling between white soldiers and black soldiers. When they got overseas they...

Glen Jostad was first held in a German prisoner of war camp [Annotator's Note: Stalag Luft VI in Heydekrug, Germany,...

Paul Bosworth had no encounters with German fighters. The only time he shot his guns was to ensure they were not frozen...

When William Larson got out of the Army [Annotator's Note: 1946], he did not intend on going back to Nebraska. His wife...

One night, the battalion command sent John Witmeyer on a patrol behind German lines. Witmeyer took six other men out on...

After Marvin Raymond Graham was released from the hospital [Annotator's Note: in Wendling, England], he was sent to a...

Melvin Linkous had an intelligent man in his company [Annotator's Note: Cannon Company, 38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd...

[Annotator's Note: There is a loud hissing noise throughout this clip.] Seymour Nussenbaum was an avid stamp collector...

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