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As a "bomb-igator", Armiger Jagoe was busy every second of a flight and thought it was a fantastic position. He was...

One time, when John Langston Harrison, Jr. was a B-25 [Annotator's Note: North American B-25 Mitchell medium bomber]...

From his vantage point, Charles Kitowski could tell that the war was shifting in favor of the Allies. The Italian...

They [Annotator’s Note: Charles Borders and his fellow pilots in the 82nd Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron, 71st...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks William Smith where he was when he heard the news of the atomic bombs being...

Raymond Kaiser never saw large concentrations of troops. The largest he saw was about 25. He was flying wingman when he...

Robert Frederick Reed found that flying near Iwo Jima [Annotator's Note: Iwo Jima, Japan] was traumatic, knowing that...

On Eugene W. Chambers' first or second mission [Annotator's Note: while serving with the 406th Night Leaflet Squadron,...

Recalling his experiences on Cape Gloucester, Joe Clapper said the combat portion was very light. It was the easiest...

Classified for pilot training, Frederick Moore was transferred from Boston, Massachusetts to California where he...

William Martin did not have enough points to go home, so he took a B-25 [Annotator's Note: North American B-25 Mitchell...

Jack H. Bleuler served as a tail gunner on a B-25 [Annotator's Note: North American B-25 Mitchell medium bomber] with...

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