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Rice, Darold First Firefights
Darold Rice remembers his first experience with combat as he and his crew were ordered to fire their .30 caliber into the hedgerow across from them
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Rice, Darold Heading Inland
Darold Rice and his men made their way over the sand dunes and passed by the bodies of several dead Germans.
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Rice, Darold Life Stateside
Darold Rice stated “I grew up,” when asked by the interviewer how the war changed his life.
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Rice, Darold P-47 and Shelling
Eventually the German fire lifted, and Darold Rice and his men moved on.
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Rice, Darold Pre-War Life
Darold Rice was born in Flint, Michigan, in 1925.
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Rice, Darold Reunited/Exploring
Darold Rice remembers boarding the ship to head back to the USA after the war was over.
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Rice, Darold River Assault
They crossed into eastern France and had to wade through a river as they headed towards the German lines.
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Rice, Darold Saved in the Foxholes
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Rice, Darold Tank Difficulties
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Rice, Darold Tank Warfare
Darold Rice and his last member of his machine gun crew set the gun up in a ditch by the crossroad and hunkered down for the night with one blanket
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Rice, Darold Training/Departure For Europe
They began training every day with full daypacks and practiced moving quickly and efficiently up and down the long Wales hills.
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Rice, Rip Entrance into Service
Rip Rice was born in New York City, New York in April 1924.