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[Annotator’s Note: Interviewer explains to Noack about an item in The National WWII Museum's collection.] John Noack...

Byron Othello Wilkins was given an automatic rifle after they cleared the foxholes on the hill. All the men had M1...

Wilford E. Hastings received training to handle mines while in Germany. He would pull the mines out of the ground with...

Joseph Krause was stationed in Washington State while he continued his training to be a B-17 [Annotator's Note: Boeing...

After World War 2, Hewitt Brian Gomez moved to Lafayette [Annotator's Lafayette, Louisiana] and worked for a catering...

William Cassady [Annotator’s Note: serving aboard the USS Frederick Funston (APA-89)] remembers German intelligence was...

Joel Urice was assigned to an apartment with another 100th Bombardment Group member in Germany. He had enough points to...

When Martin Richard was inducted into the service, he could choose his branch of service. You could not volunteer, you...

Galloway notes that as long as he was ahead of the German officers behind him he could sneak into a house. Galloway...

Joseph Lesniewski did not run into any resistance landing in Holland [Annotator's Note: during Operation Market Garden...

When Maurice Hackler went overseas, he was a member of a crew flying a single B-17 [Annotator's Note: Boeing B-17...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Leslie V. Freeman how it felt to be part of a liberating force.] He felt very...

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