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John Luckadoo and the other aircrews began receiving heavy fire as soon as they reached the enemy coast. The flak was...

Gerald Claassen reported to Fort Bragg, North Carolina with his new bride, where he was assigned to a cadre for field...

Slape and Creger [Annotators Note: Sgt. William Slape and Private John B. Creger] were trying to get back to the...

Rita Brandes had uncles who survived the war. Rather than being angry at her uncles for surviving, she was mad at her...

Fred Whitaker remembers the Battle of the Bulge [Annotator's Note: Battle of the Bulge or German Ardennes Counter...

John Lillibridge’s most memorable experience in World War 2 was VE-Day [Annotator's Note: Victory in Europe Day, 8 May...

Frank Jasicko’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was bailing out of an airplane for the first time and the fear...

Leslie Aigner was working on a six foot thick concrete roof when a man fell in the steel reinforcement structure while...

John Noack got the emergency radio set up. Noack had a little difficulty getting everything set up. Noack got seasick...

After World War 2, Willard Haul Coop re-enlisted and went to Korea for one year during the Korean War [Annotator's Note...

Philip Schultz went through basic training like any other new recruit. Subsequently, he sailed to England and was there...

Jack A. Smithson was not in Europe for too long after the war was over. When he had enough points [Annotator's Note: a...

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