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William Ebersole was on Iwo Jima when the first atomic bomb was dropped on Japan [Annotator's Note: the first atomic...
[Annotator's Note: Howard Warren Stokes served in the 27th Infantry Division. Soon after the war's end, he was sent...
Frank Golemi was in France when the war ended. He flew an aircraft back to the United States. He thought he was going...
Frank Bostwick was en route back to the United States when the Germans surrendered on 8 May 1945. His air missions over...
Leon J. Neiman was at a pool room when he heard the bomb had been dropped [Annotator's Note: nuclear weapons dropped on...
Near the end of the war, Arley Jett's unit [Annotator's Note: 262nd Signal Construction Company] was constructing...
President Roosevelt [Annotator's Note: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 32nd President of the United States] passing away was...
John Holton Ford was deployed to France and joined the 3rd Army [Annotator’s Note: he was a second lieutenant battalion...
Norman Weber recognized changes in his father when he returned on leave [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence for a...
John Cassidy recalled a regular day in his division included an early rise, a shower, breakfast and "quarters" which...
Perry Strait saw he had signed up for the USMS [Annotator's Note: United States Maritime Service] but was assured if he...
Christopher Blake was born in New York [Annotator's Note: New York, New York] in 1921, but spent most of his life in...
Myers Bernard Rosenbloom left Nagasaki [Annotator's Note: Nagasaki, Japan] and went 7,000 miles across the ocean back...
Grover Tyner was sent overseas to Naples, Italy, and operated a medical dispensary with the 310th Bomb Group [Annotator...
Mark Brannon was given a 30 day terminal leave [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence for a short period of time],...
Clarence Gomberg served as a medic on Hospital Train 5, also referred to as the 78th Hospital Train. The first time he...
Edward F. Kent and his glider unit landed near a German outpost in Le Muy, France. Kent and his unit [Annotator’s Note...
Thomas Payn discussed how the allied ships detected U-boats [Annotator's Note: German submarines], and what happened...
The war was over and John Scott Campbell was working at Montgomery Ward [Annotator's Note: American department store...
[Annotator’s Note: Talking and other noises are audible in the background of this segment.] After the Americans secured...
[Annotator’s Note: There is someone in the background that is assisting the interviewee in answering the interviewer’s...
Robert Dannehl was a radio operator [Annotator’s Note: for the US Navy serving about the USS Hubbard (DE-211)]. He...
Stewart Bass and his squadron [Annotator's Note: Torpedo Squadron 9 (VT-9)] attacked Japanese supply ships with bombs...
[Annotator’s Note: Birds chirping in the background is audible throughout this segment.] Edwin B. Cottrell and his unit...
Paul Hissey remembered when the war ended all the fighter planes were destroyed because they did not want them to fall...
[Annotator’s Note: Interviewee speaks slowly and pauses several times throughout segment.] Before the Germans...
Leo Praetorius was leaving for a trip back to New Orleans when he learned that Japan had surrendered. He had enough...
[Annotator’s Note: The interview is outside, so there is background noise throughout this clip.] After his mission on...
Angelo Ciotta was between Camp LeJeune [Annotator's Note: Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, Jacksonville, North Carolina...
The USS Missouri (BB-63) was in the Brooklyn Navy Yard when Arthur Davis designed its camouflage. Davis remembers it...
Throughout summer of 1945, the Belleau Wood [Annotator's Note: USS Belleau Wood (CVL-24)] began launching its planes...
Louis Smith was transported to a hospital in Aiea Heights, Oahu, Hawaii, and after a week, he volunteered for officers...
[Annotator's Note: After graduating from the Women Airforce Service Pilot's program, Shirley Chase Kruse was assigned...
[Annotator's Note: The Women Airforce Service Pilots or WASPs were disbanded on 20 December 1944, which came as a...
When Herman Pbert was going back to Germany [Annotator's Note: in 1950], he said he would be so bad against them [...
Maud Dahme stayed with Christian families and attended church with them during the war [Annotator's Note: she had gone...

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