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John Cassidy served as an aide to an admiral during his tenure in the Pacific, and the two men got along well. Cassidy...
Theodore Vallas left the Navy after the war in order to play professional sports. He enrolled in college to play...
Herman Prager witnessed the end of the war while on Midway Island. Following Midway, he sailed to Pearl Harbor for rest...
Victor Befera was a replacement for those stationed overseas, and those stationed with the most points [Annotator's...
After the war, Leroy Fadem's ship [Annotator's Note: USS LST-871] was in the first task group to enter Nagasaki harbor...
Cyril Buchert saw the Japanese envoys coming into the surrender program [Annotator's Note: in Tokyo Bay on 2 September...
When he left for the military, Arles J. Doss's job at Texaco [Annotator's Note: Texaco, Inc., also known as The Texas...
After leaving his post [Annotator's Note: in the Metallurgical Laboratory] at the University of Chicago [Annotator's...
Two days after the surrender [Annotator's Note: the formal Japanese surrender in Tokyo Bay on 2 September 1945], C....
Alfred Taddeo became an instructor at Melbourne, Florida where he met several former VF-10 [Annotator's Note: Fighting...
Robert Kenneth “Bob” Boehm returned from the war and was happy that the G.I. Bill was available [Annotator's Note: the...
World War 2 taught Edward Bonfoy Giller, Jr. how to manage people in organizations, which he used later in life. He...
Ralph Morse covered medicine and all the important doctors after World War 2. He covered Broadway until the space...
Howard Baroudi saw hell at Tarawa [Annotator's Note: the Battle of Tarawa, 20 to 23 November 1943; Tarawa, Gilbert...
James Marks was stationed in the Great Lakes [Annotator's Note: Naval Station Great Lakes in North Chicago, Illinois]...
Frank Curtis McBride’s father and uncle had a pattern shop [Annotator’s Note: a pattern shop develops templates and...
Charles T. Edwards was able to go home after the war had ended. He did not want to return to the steel factory but...
Leon Hirsch enjoyed doing advance theater work for a while but found it not lucrative enough so he took a job as a...
In 1949, Herbert W. Ridyard took a job with NACA, National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, which was the forerunner...
Robert Taylor retired from the Navy on 31 May 1970. He had worked at a medical research laboratory at Camp LeJeune,...
Returning from overseas where he had been in charge of Air Force maintenance instructors, Eben Smith recaps...
Harry Carlson used the G.I. Bill to go to Virginia PolyTech [Annotator's Note: Virginia Polytechnic Institutein...
Timothy Mahoney kept up with his friends for some time after the war. One of his friends became a doctor. Another man...
After he left the military, Edward Grant did not use the G.I. Bill because he was married with a child. School did not...
Joseph Pilcher said that when the war ended in Europe, it seemed like every aircraft in the 9th Air Force went airborne...
Alton Barnes spent about three months in Japan performing occupation duty following World War 2. His main function was...
John Votrobeck likes to think the war did not change him. The training he went through honed his skills, particularly...
Paul Gibfried does not think he would have served if he had not been drafted. He did love being in the Navy. His first...
[Annotator's Note: The interviewer repeats Robert Brown's story of working on the atomic bomb test incorrectly.] Little...
William Patrick Bonelli was never injured in combat. The closest he got was shrapnel hitting his pilot's chair. He...
After Donald Strait came back to the United States he got married and worked in the Office of Flying Safety in Winston-...
H. Lloyd Wilkerson became Chief of Staff of Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, which he called a real change of pace. He...
Bryghte Davis Godbold was sent on a 90 day leave after his hospital check out following his return home. He ultimately...
Louis Conter returned to the United States for night fighter training. When he received his commission in New Guinea,...
Julian Trist Bringier McConnell was loaded onto a ship in the Philippines and headed towards the United States [...
By the end of the war, William Sturman was a Third Class Petty Officer. He used the G.I. Bill to attend New Mexico...

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