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McCool, William Becoming a Soldier, Unit Assignment and Overseas Deployment
William McCool never thought he would be in the war although his uncles served in the military.
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McCool, William Combat in Germany
William McCool and his unit [Annotator's Note: Company E, 2nd Battalion, 355th Infantry Regiment, 89th Infantry Division] reached Mersch, Luxe
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McCool, William Combat in Germany
William McCool crossed the Rhine River. He and another soldier were sent forward as scouts.
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McCool, William Combat in Luxembourg
William McCool engaged in his first combat near Mersch, Luxembourg.
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McCool, William Early Life
William McCool was born in Rockledge, Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia, in 1925.
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McCool, William End of the War
William McCool left Ohrdruf, Germany and its concentration camp bound for Dresden, Leipzig, and then Zwickau on the Czechoslovakian border.
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McCool, William Holocaust Denial
William McCool is frustrated that some educators deny that the Holocaust occurred.
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McCool, William Ohrdruf Concentration Camp
William McCool saw starved and helpless people at Ohrdruf Concentration Camp. There were ovens for disposal of corpses.
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McCool, William Reflections
William McCool was adversely affected by his experiences in the Ohrdruf concentration camp. It took eight years after the war for him to recover.
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McCormick, Bruce Drafted and Special Training
Bruce McCormick was in Richmond, Virginia.
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McCormick, Bruce Naval and Civil Service After the War
Bruce McCormick returned to Camp Pendleton [Annotator's Note: Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton in San Diego County, California] in 1946.
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McCormick, Bruce Prewar life
Bruce McCormick was born in Altoona, Pennsylvania and lived there until 1939 when they moved to Chesapeake, Virginia. He was born in 1926.