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Massey, Joseph Effects of War and Reflections
The war made Joseph Massey appreciate life a lot more.
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Massey, Joseph Germans and Russians
Joseph Massey was discharged as a PFC [Annotator's Note: Private First Class]. There were no promotions.
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Massey, Joseph Liberated at Chemnitz and Rehabilitation at Camp Lucky Strike
[Annotator's Note: Joseph Massey served in the Army as a BAR man in the 422nd Infantry Regiment, 106th Infantry Division.
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Massey, Joseph Mississippi to Belgium
Joseph Massey was drafted just after leaving high school at age 18.
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Massey, Joseph Prewar Life
Joseph Massey was born in September 1925 in Argo, Alabama. He had five brothers and he was the youngest.
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Massey, Joseph Returning Stateside
Joseph Massey returned to the United States aboard the SS Samuel Ashe. On the third day of the trip they ran into a storm.
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Masters, Robert Navy Experience and War's End
Robert Masters's ship [Annotator's Note: USS LST-601] came under air raids on several occasions while in port in Tunis [Annotator's
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Masters, Robert Prewar Life to Navy
Robert Masters was born in Akron, Ohio in August 1925.
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Masters, Robert Reflections
Robert Masters' most memorable experience of World War 2 was the time Winston Churchill [Annotator's Note: Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Ch
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Mather, James Postwar Life
James Mather joined the V-5 Program [Annotator's Note: V-5 US Navy Aviation Cadet Program, 1939 to 1943] and flew several kinds of planes incl
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Mather, James Reflections
James Mather's most memorable experience of World War 2 was learning about the Pearl Harbor attack [Annotator's Note: the Japanese attack
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Mather, James Texas Boy to V-5 Program
James Mather was born in February 1923 in Caddo, Texas.