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Simons, F.M. Bayonets and Surrendering Germans
The horrible times for F.M. Richard Simons were mortars and trying not to fall asleep in his foxhole.
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Simons, F.M. Closing Thoughts
F.M. Richard Simons thinks it would be nice if people remember the good things [Annotator's Note: about World War 2].
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Simons, F.M. Disc Jockey and Thoughts on War
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Simons, F.M. First Combat
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Simons, F.M. First Experiences in Italy
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Simons, F.M. Hospital Stay
Looking back, F.M.
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Simons, F.M. Infantry Training to Pisa, Italy
F.M. Richard Simons had infantry training at Camp Wheeler, Georgia [Annotator's Note: in Macon, Georgia].
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Simons, F.M. Life in the Field
F.M. Richard Simons always had food. The food in the camps was not too bad. They did not complain as long as they had hot soup, coffee, and bread.
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Simons, F.M. Prewar Life to Enlistment
F.M. Richard Simons was born in Hershey, Pennsylvania in December 1925. He lived there his whole life.
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Simons, F.M. Regrets
F.M. Richard Simons only regrets losing good friends. He is an only child. His parents divorced.
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Simons, F.M. Young People at War
F.M. Richard Simons' worst memories are of the cold and the fear of falling asleep in his foxhole.
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Simpson, Alan Heart Mountain Relocation Center
In 1942, Alan K. Simpson remembered the construction of the Heart Mountain Relocation Center in Park County, Wyoming.