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It is George Kearney's opinion that the exhibits at the museum [Annotator's Note: The National WWII Museum in New...

Clarence Herbert Weatherwax returned to Hawaii, took advantage of the GI Bill and went to school. After he got home he...

Mary Konen’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was the people she met, and learning to drink beer and whiskey at...

Benjamin Bederson's first job at Los Alamos, New Mexico was exploding steel tubes using a primer cord and strain gauges...

Bane Cook lived a good life. His time in the service does not really cross his mind. [Annotator’s Note: Cook becomes...

Jennie Rosenzweig did not have a lot of friends who had husbands overseas. She had no one to share her experiences with...

Stella Sarnacki was laid off when the war ended. She met her husband through the mail. [Annotator’s Note: Sarnacki’s...

George R. Bolin knew of the Browns [Annotator's Note: the founders of Brown and Root, now KBR, Incorporated, in Houston...

When he was flying experimental missions, Orrin Welty said he never knew the nature of the business. He describes how...

Norma Halberg does not recall how many hours of primary training she had. She went from the Stearman [Annotator's Note...

Fredrick Hollis did not witness much family talk about the conflict during World War 2. Some of his relatives served in...

Lillian Hoover was kept informed of what was going on in the war. Her base [Annotator's Note: Naval Air Technical...

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