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Irvin Kennedy was not affected by the war. He did not have a career when he got back. He went to work on a mail train...

[Annotator’s Note: This interview is conducted in a question and answer style]. Russell Engel was a navigator in the...

Samuel W. Smith flew for two hours during his check flight. Everything went well. The major complimented his abilities...

After being drafted, Richard Yeagely went to Fort McClellan, Alabama [Annotator's Note: then Camp McClellan in Anniston...

Richard Ford had 180 men in his company with six officers in his LCI [Annotators Note: Landing Craft Infantry] on D Day...

After the war, Harry Bell kept up with several guys he served with but those contacts slowly faded away except for his...

Ben Epstein reiterated that his mother's influence, and her mantra "Don't ever give up," saved his life the night the...

Norman Weber’s father received permission to bring his family to his duty station in Poland, in a town called Siemysl....

Frank Buschmeier got seven letters in one day at Stalag Luft IV. One of the men volunteered to read his letters for him...

Asked to recount the occasion when he was taken prisoner, Joe Pigott recalled that it was after they blew the bridge at...

After being wounded and recovered by his men, Richard Duchossois was put on the first train out of Verdun and taken to...

James "Jim" L. Brooks finds it very difficult to describe aerial combat because so many things are happening is such a...

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