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William White Brainard [Annotator's Note: who served as a radioman on a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber in the...

Joseph Komito saw his parents for the last time on a train. The Nazis gave everyone in Komito's camp a postcard to send...

The Germans had a machine gun and rifles and were firing through windows. Arthur Spaulding and his squad [Annotator's...

William M. Barnett [Annotator’s Note: with the 222nd Infantry Regiment, 42nd Infantry Division] first saw a dead G.I. [...

R.M. Wilkes was born in July 1923 in Georgia. His father was a pharmacist in the small town of Cobbville [Annotator's...

Henry Little went to work at a shipyard after returning from the Korean war [Annotator's Note: in 1953]. He worked...

Francis Neilson feels it important that there are institutions like The National WWII Museum [Annotator's Note: in New...

William McCowen was born in 1926 in Elmsford, New York. His family moved around frequently because his father worked...

At Ft. Benning, Bell ended up training with the 79th Infantry Division. As an officer, Bell remembers going through...

His family knew the Germans were advancing into Poland, and Alexander White said they were scared. When Hitler [...

Robert Boeke went to infantry training school which was 16 weeks of training at Fort Benning [Annotator's Note: Fort...

Leonard Spivey notes that the Germans managed to get all of the prisoners out before the Russians came. All of the...

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