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[Annotator's Note: The interviewer pauses the interview to ask the interviewee to face him.] After retiring from the...

[Annotator's Note: There is a continuous buzzing sound throughout this clip.] Walter "Babe" Gantz does not know how he...

There are docent led tours at the memorial in Portland. It gives Eva Aigner a physical location in which to go honor...

Walter Bala was called back to service for the Korean War [Annotator's Note: 1950 to 1953]. He had a new car and drove...

If a prisoner was lucky, he got a potato with his nightly ration of soup. Ernest Gross once watched a man going around...

George H. Roxandich completed basic training. While there, he got sick with 104-degree fever which was upsetting...

Glen Jostad thought life at Stalag VI was much better than Stalag IV. [Annotator's Note: Jostad was initially held at...

Gerald Claassen’s most memorable experience of World War 2 was getting married because he could afford it by being an...

Tom Quigley remembers how every Friday the officers would go to Baton Rouge for the weekend. Quigley struggled finding...

Harold Roed was shipped overseas to England on the Mauretania [Annotator's Note: RMS Mauretania], an ocean liner...

For days, James Flannigan recalls, the word was that they had to get to Saint-Lo [Annotator's Note: Saint-Lo, France]....

Onesi never returned to England to see his old base. He has no desire to go back, that chapter of his life is over. He...

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