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Byron Herbert Meader's most memorable experience of World War 2 was meeting up with the Russians and observing how they...

Albert Yamamoto [Annotator's Note: a Japanese American who went to Japan in 1940] was enrolled in school as a fifth...

Clarence Robert Duff does not believe World War 2 changed him. It made him realize how green he was. He learned a lot...

James Gaffney felt the Okinawan civilians were glad to see the Americans. They hung around the camp all the time. They...

Sterling Cale returned from the various Pacific islands where he was stationed to Honolulu and the hospital at Fort...

Ellis Whaley's most memorable experience from World War 2 would have to be Okinawa [Annotator's Note: Battle of Okinawa...

John Sanford Gilman was born in Rochester, New York in November 1918. He grew up with an older brother and twin sister...

Noah Lewis thinks the white servicemen were promoted to better positions than their black counterparts. He knows in the...

The war changed George Peto. After the war he was reluctant to make close friends. The separation of servicemen during...

Claude Clifton Cuniff, Junior was assigned to the USS General G.O. Squier (AP-130) out of San Francisco [Annotator's...

With his orders in hand, Robert Leese left New Guinea by way of Nadzab and Finschhafen, and sailed on a transport ship...

Earl Dean Browning had no problems becoming a civilian. You have to make up your mind. His was that he was going to go...

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