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Lloyd Duncan remained in the service for 90 days after the war ended. He continued flying every day. He was one of only...

In the months leading up to the United States' entry into the war, the country was isolationist. Fredrick Hollis was...

T. Toby Kafka was born in Kingston, New York in October 1924 and grew up in Manhattan [Annotator's Note: Manhattan is...

William B. Hughes knew he wanted to be a soldier when he first saw his brother in uniform. He eventually joined the...

Joseph “Joe” Maynard went to Jacksonville, Florida for aviation school for three months. When he finished school, he...

Sara "Sally" Manning's duties at the hospital [Annotator's Note: Manning worked at Naval Hospital Boston, Chelsea,...

Louis J. Brown, Jr. reflects on the B-29 [Annotator's Note: Boeing B-29 Superfortress very heavy bomber]. He first laid...

James Mather's most memorable experience of World War 2 was learning about the Pearl Harbor attack [Annotator's Note:...

Medary G. Boudreaux was drafted, but a subsequent high test score and his IQ allowed him to go to Sheppard Field north...

Betty Peak had never had a prior job when she went to work for Boeing [Annotator's Note: Boeing Aircraft Company,...

Delano Brister came in contact with the 84th Infantry Division while it was in training from Camp Claiborne prior to...

World War 2 was when women entered the workforce in great numbers. Many women went back to the home after their...

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