Atlantic Theater of Operations (ATO)

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I. J. Karpay was born in Brooklyn, New York [Annotator's Note: Brooklyn is one of the five boroughs in New York, New...
William Lansford and the other Marine Raider recruits were taken to Jacques Farm where they began their training. The...
Wilbur Lee Jackson was assigned to the Bowfin [Annotator’s Note: USS Bowfin (SS-287)] in the auxiliaries gang [...
[Annotator’s Note: Interviewee plays with paper throughout this segment.] Larry Engmann served as a seaman in the Navy...
Robert Dannehl was a radio operator [Annotator’s Note: on the USS Hubbard (DE-211)]. He got liberty [Annotator's Note:...
Larry Engmann was on the USS PC-1193 when he heard about the end of the war in Europe [Annotator's Note: Victory in...
Grant Patton remembers they had to use five-gallon cans to gas the airplanes up. His plane had depth charges [Annotator...
Robert Dannehl was a radio operator [Annotator’s Note: for the US Navy serving about the USS Hubbard (DE-211)]. He...
William Lansford took part in the Long Patrol with the 2nd Marine Raider Battalion on Guadalcanal. Most of the time he...
Photograph. View of the Atlantic Ocean from the deck of the USS Admiral W. L. Capps (AP-121). Personal caption on...
Crewmembers of the Coast Guard cutter USS Duane view an explosion from a dropped depth charge. North Atlantic, 17 April...
Photograph. Damaged U.S. Army truck, possibly near Accra, Ghana. 1940s
Photograph. Damaged U.S. Army truck, possibly near Accra, Ghana. 1940s
Photograph. 2650. Local villager carrying a basket, possibly near Accra, Ghana. 1940s
Photograph. Set of buildings, possibly near Accra, Ghana. 1940s
Photograph. U.S. Army soldier posing beside a damaged U.S. Army truck, possibly near Accra, Ghana. 1940s
Photograph. Two U.S. Army soldiers, possibly near Accra, Ghana. Possibly members of the Air Transport Command, 1940s
Photograph. 33. Unknown U.S. Army corporal, possibly near Accra, Ghana. 1940s
Photograph, The USS Oklahoma (BB-37) passing through a lock in the Panama Canal; sailors are on the ship's deck. Stamp...

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