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In 1946, Walter McNeely was shipped from Europe to Camp Kilmer, New Jersey. He and a friend bought some bananas and...

When Fred B. Morgan, Junior was working [Annotator's Note: as a medic with Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 505th...

When Frank Maresca's unit [Annotator's Note: Company F, 2nd Battalion, 289th Infantry Regiment, 75th Infantry Division...

Charles Acker does not regret his time in the Army. He was a Boy Scout [Annotator's Note: Boy Scouts of America,...

The first dead people John H. Price, Jr. saw were Germans and that had little effect on him. They could hear field...

[Annotator's Note: Robert Guitard was assigned to the Prisoner of War Enclosure 339, Prisoner of War Information Bureau...

Ernest Gross was taken into a building, where he stayed a day and a night. He didn't talk about what he knew of his...

The Germans took the weapons away from the wounded American infantrymen Raymond VanDuzer was treating. A day or so...

Manfred Steinfeld was in Berlin [Annotator's Note: Berlin, Germany] after the war was over. The Airborne troops were...

James F. Dorris, Jr. did not enjoy his first taste of combat. Some men were killed. They got reinforcements. They could...

The end of the war was approaching. Baum went to the command platoon, to Abrams, to get permission to rejoin the troops...

Richard Duchossois did not witness any outbursts of anger by American servicemen. Their job was to win the war. They...

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