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Gerard Halpern feels that the United States could not have avoided taking part in World War 2. The United States had...

William Scully was shipped to Fort McClellan in Alabama for training. He was taught infantry work such as rifles and...

Herbert W. Ridyard was let off a truck near Nennig [Annotator's Note: Nennig, Germany] and then advanced toward their...

Backtracking to the time when he was outside of Valmontone, Italy, Robert Boyer recounted an incident when they [...

Vernon Brantley went to Europe on a British ship manned by sailors of all nationalities. They got two meals a day. The...

Monty Joe Boitnott killed groups of men that were mostly Italian with his machinegun at Sened. He also killed Frenchmen...

Three days into a march [Annotator's Note: from their prisoner of war camp], Gilbert Clift and the rest of the...

[Annotator’s Note: Birds chirping in the background is audible throughout this segment.] Upon arriving in England in...

George Beaugh recalled that his crew took the Northern route to England. Since the weather was so bad, they had to stop...

Martin Baranek was born in August 1930 in Wierzbnik, Poland, the older of the two sons of his Jewish family. He...

After completing jump school, Manfred Steinfeld was assigned to the G2 section [Annotator's Note: intelligence section...

To John Witmeyer, his ability to so vividly remeber his experiences in combat, including details like names, is both a...

Oral History