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After the war ended, Charles A. Waller returned to the United States and was given a 30-day leave [Annotator's Note: an...

Walter Bowsher was made mellow by World War 2. While he was a brig warden after the war, he found that he had empathy...

While in Germany, Byron Herbert Meader and his unit [Annotator's Note: Headquarters Company, 271st Infantry Regiment,...

William Scott Stroud's [Annotator's Note: Stroud was shot down on his first mission in the Pacific, survived ten days...

Ervin Lloyd Rasmussen was on many islands [Annotator's Note: in the Pacific Ocean] but the names escape him. There was...

Coming home was not a hard adjustment for Wendall Woodall. He and three others hired a guy to drive them to Kansas City...

Ittsei Nakagawa's father's side of the family came over to the United States [Annotator's Note: from Japan] around 1904...

Alexander Vraciu scored nine aerial victories during his first tour. His first kill was a Zero [Annotators Note:...

While overseas, Clarence Wolf Guts [Annotator's Note: a code-talker – a person employed by the military to use a little...

David Heath was born in November 1921 in Toppenish, Washington. When he was seven, his family moved to Montana. While...

Raymond Urban was born in September 1920 in Bogalusa, Louisiana. They left there when he was young and moved around...

When Richard Bennett went for his military service physical, he was given his choice between the Army, the Navy and the...

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