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Harold Roed knew he would be going into the service once the war started, just not when or how. His father worked for...

J.M. "Jimmy" Fried, Jr. attended officer training school at Fort Benning [Annotator's Note: Fort Benning, Georgia]. The...

Arles J. Doss has had a good life. He ate several different rations. He enjoyed the C rations [Annotator's Note:...

Kenneth Beckman discusses the comparatively impersonal nature of combat losses in the air versus those faced by the...

After he completed his training, Paul Rothenheber was assigned to the USS Monticello (APA-61), a troop transport ship....

Leonard Spivey lived in a combine, which was a group of six prisoners in one living space. They were allowed to stay...

[Annotator’s Note: A washing machine running in the background is audible throughout this segment. Interviewee has...

When Mort Walker moved to New York he was the top selling cartoonist in the country. He did a lot with the Saturday...

[Annotator's Note: Carmen Scoppa is in a hospital and voices can be heard in the background throughout the interview...

As Sidney "Sid" Birns and his unit [Annotator's Note: 3112th Signal Service Battalion] travelled east, they had hopes...

Basil C. Hoehn and his unit [Annotator’s Note: with the 91st Chemical Mortar Battalion] moved into Germany after...

At the Southampton hospital, Francis Resta was treated for his shrapnel wounds as well as for frostbite to his feet....

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