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  • Wagner, Helen Segment 4

    Wagner's other brother was also in the Pacific and would write to the family telling them that he was trying to meet up with Chuck.

  • Wagner, Helen Segment 5

    The Wagners served for about three and a half years.

  • Wagner, Helen Segment 6

    The Wagner's hosted a student from Egypt and learned a lot about his religion.She feels that many people don't like Americans.Some people

  • Wahlen, George Segment 1

    Wahlen was born in a farmhouse near Ogden, Utah.

  • Wahlen, George Segment 2

    Aboard ship, Wahlen's platoon leader would talk to his men about what to expect when they landed [Annotator’s Note: on Iwo Jima].Wahlen's

  • Wahlen, George Segment 3

    During the last advance Wahlen was involved in, he was called forward to treat a badly wounded marine [Annotator’s Note: on Iwo Jima].

  • Wahlen, George Segment 4

    Wahlen's division used to get together after the war. His platoon leader would get them together and have each one talk.

  • Wahlen, George Segment 5

    Wahlen was an E-5, Pharmacist’s Mate 2nd class when he got out of the Navy.

  • Wahlen, George Segment 6

    Wahlen said he hesitated talking about the war when he came home, but sometimes the pressure was put on him to talk.

  • Wainwright, James Deployment to Europe

    James Eyre Wainwright was sent to Lincoln, Nebraska to assign crews.

  • Wainwright, James Flight Training

    James Eyre Wainwright was sent to Kearns, Utah and then to Santa Ana [Annotator's Note: Santa Ana, California] for training.

  • Wainwright, James Postwar Career

    With the war ended in Europe, James Eyre Wainwright [Annotator's Note: a second lieutenant in the 326th Bombardment Squadron, 92nd Bombardment

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