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  • Zarger, Edward Crossing the Rhine River

    Edward Zarger's brother was killed on 16 September 1944 in Mountain Home, Idaho when a B-24 bomber [Annotator's Note: Consolidated B-24 L

  • Zarger, Edward First Kill and First Purple Heart

    [Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Edward Zarger what he remembers about the first day he was shot at by a German, 18 January 1945.] They

  • Zarger, Edward Hospitalized

    One day, Edward Zarger's outfit [Annotator's Note: Company A, 1st Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division] got a new Lieu

  • Zarger, Edward Prewar Life to Being Shot At

    Edward Zarger was born in March 1926 in Hagerstown, Maryland. His father was a farmer. His mother was an organist.

  • Zarger, Edward Two Ex-Convicts

    Edward Zarger was in basic training with two men who had been in prison for life.

  • Zarger, Edward Worst Firefight

    [Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Edward Zarger what his worst battle was.] The day he was wounded in the leg, 6 April [Annotator's

  • Zawada, Robert Segment 1

    Robert Zawada began as a member of an I&R Platoon [Annotators Note: intelligence and reconnaissance] in the 99th Infantry Division and particip

  • Zawada, Robert Segment 10

    They crossed the river at Burgson to continue moving towards the camp [Annotator's Note: during the Hammelburg raid as a member of Task Force

  • Zawada, Robert Segment 11

    After he lost his rifle, Zawada grabbed the grease gun [Annotator's Note: M3 submachine gun] from behind the driver.

  • Zawada, Robert Segment 12

    Zawada said the POWs [Annotator's Note: prisoners of war] did not look that bad.

  • Zawada, Robert Segment 13

    Zawada realized the mission was a failure when they were under tank fire outside of Hammelburg and when he drove the half-track back to the column

  • Zawada, Robert Segment 14

    Zawada tried to run when he got hit, but he no idea how badly injured he was [Annotator's Note: during the Hammelburg raid as a member of Task

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