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McCauley, Harry Reflections
Harry McCauley finds the portrayal of the events of the war as presented by The National WWII Museum in New Orleans and the World War II Memorial i
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McCauley, Harry Typhoon and Postwar
Harry McCauley and PC-800 steamed through a terrible typhoon after Okinawa. The crew had it rough in the small ship.
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McClellan, James Segment 1
James McClellan served in the 755th Field Artillery Battalion, 15th Army.He was born in West Virginia. His father worked for a lumber company.
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McClellan, James Segment 2
McClellan and two other people were selected to take the guns down to Paris.
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McClellan, James Segment 3
When he wasn't driving McClellan would stand guard.
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McClellan, James Segment 4
They [Annotator's Note: the Germans] had a tank near there but it had been disabled and bombed by the Air Force.They ended up by the Elbe Rive
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McClellan, James Segment 5
McClellan did not keep in touch with any of the men he served with after the war. He never attended any reunions.
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McClure, Herb Combat, Occupation Duty and Criminal Investigations
When he reached the front, Herb McClure was placed in a 60mm mortar squad.
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McClure, Herb Early Life, Enlistment and Overseas Deployment
Herb McClure was born in March 1924 in Neodesha, Kansas, the only male and oldest of five siblings.
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McClure, Herb Postwar Life and Recollections
Herb McClure took a Liberty Ship from LeHavre, France to New York then went to Fort Leavenworth where he was discharged on 4 July [Annotator's
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McConn, John "Jack" Becoming a Soldier
John McConn was sent to Paris, Texas for basic training.
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McConn, John "Jack" Becoming an Officer
John McConn experienced German machine gun fire at the battle of Saint- Dié. The enemy fired their guns at the Americans across the river.