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George Allen says he was part of something that worked out well. He was worried that we [Annotator's Note: the United...

Mary T. Heany thought it was nice to be discharged [Annotator’s Note: She was discharged from the Women’s Army Corps (...

Burdell S. Hontz was a witness to one of the most historical days in this nation's history [Annotator's Note: the...

Ernest Cowell took a train from Fort Mason, California [Annotator's Note: in San Francisco, California], to Fort Lewis...

Mary R. Stricklan's uniform [Annotator's Note: in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) then Women's Army Corps (WAC...

Mary T. Heany is very proud to have served. She loves all the veterans. She fights for the treatment and care of the...

Lorraine Doroff signed up for the Women Auxiliary Army [Annotator's Note: Women's Army Auxiliary Army Corps or WAAC;...

Dorothy Malone talked to her mother about her experiences in the war. There was one guy waiting to get a ride on one of...

Mary Konen worked for a Jewish dentist who performed dentistry work on German POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoners of war...

Lorraine Doroff [Annotator's Note: while serving in the Women's Army Corps or WAC; women's branch of the Army from 1942...

Mary Konen’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was the people she met, and learning to drink beer and whiskey at...

When Selwyn Gilmore was in Tucson [Annotator's Note: Tucson, Arizona], there was a WAC [Annotator's Note: Women's Army...

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