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Nelson Constant's company [Annotator's Note: Humble Oil Company] hired 13 colored boys [Annotator's Note: African-...

After her time in the WAVES [Annotator's Note: Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service; United States Naval...

While training on the newest version of the B-24 [Annotator's Note: Consolidated B-24 Liberator heavy bomber] as a...

David Klinepeter worked at a drugstore before he went into the service. After the service, the owner took him back and...

Henry "Buck" Weaver volunteered to assign himself to a new station, not knowing what the details involved. He found out...

Janice Evenson returned home. She got on the railroad and joined a group of women who were going to boot camp. They...

Lloyd Duncan was quartered in Oceana, Virginia. They reported in every day and flew missions when ordered to. Three...

Janice Evenson thought the food was good. [Annotator’s Note: Evenson was stationed at Marietta, Georgia.] She had her...

Lloyd Duncan remained in the service for 90 days after the war ended. He continued flying every day. He was one of only...

After a brief furlough [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence for a short period of time], Eugene J. Gemperline was...

William B. Hughes knew he wanted to be a soldier when he first saw his brother in uniform. He eventually joined the...

George Wiswell learned how to dive in the Navy. Wiswell was given a sheet of commands for line pulls under water as...

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