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McDermott, James Forced Marched from Nuremberg to Moosburg
James McDermott would get barley soup once in a while from the Germans [Annotator's Note: while a prisoner of war in Stalag Luft III in Zagań,
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McDermott, James Home and Retirement
James McDermott was at Moosburg [Annotator’s Note: Stalag VII-A in Moosburg, Germany] when the Germans surrendered.
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McDermott, James Interrogation, Prison Camps and Liberation
James McDermott says that the Germans did not treat them badly.
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McDermott, James Liberated at Moosburg
James McDermott was in Moosburg [Annotator's Note: Stalag VII-A in Moosburg, Germany] when it was liberated on 29 April 1945.
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McDermott, James Life After War
James McDermott does not think the Japanese surrender affected him as much as the war in Europe ending did because he feels that he was so differen
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McDermott, James Life at Stalag Luft III
Stalag Luft III [Annotator's Note: in Zagań, Poland] was not bad for James McDermott. It was a break between boredom and expectation.
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McDermott, James Prewar Life to FLying Anti-Submarine Patrols
James J. McDermott was born in Clearfield, Pennsylvania in October 1920.
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McDermott, James The Great Escape Compound
James McDermott was being held in the British, North, compound at Stalag Luft III in Zagań, Poland.
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McDonald, Robert Chemical Warfare School to Overseas Deployment
Robert W.
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McDonald, Robert Closing Thoughts and Postwar Life
There was no way to avoid the war.
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McDonald, Robert Cooking for Glider Crews
Robert W. McDonald [Annotator's Note: serving in the US Eighth Air Force] pulled detail one night as the kitchen ran 24 hours a day.
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McDonald, Robert Overseas to England
Robert W.