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You had to have 85 points [Annotator's Note: a point system was devised based on a number of factors that determined...

Norman Neste's most memorable combat experience was towards the end because they were moving so quickly. He never knew...

Richard Boyd was not trained to go to Japan after the Germans surrendered. He was assigned to a unit disarming the...

[Annotator's Note: There is another person in the room off screen that interjects to help interviewee with the...

Robert Haffner was moved to Dresden [Annotator's Note: Dresden, Germany] after the war was declared over in the Pacific...

Norman Riggsby worked as an MP [Annotator’s Note: military policeman] and as a judge. When they not on motorcycle...

Mason Dorsey was part of the occupation force. That was nice. After the war, he was the PX [Annotator's Note: post...

After the war, Earl Flanagan worked for the Military Government because of his ability to speak French. Only two months...

Among the prisoners in Ralph Sykes' prison were Hermann Goering's wife and daughter. The wives of other prisoners were...

William M. Barnett [Annotator’s Note: who served with the 222nd Infantry Regiment, 42nd Infantry Division in Europe]...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks William Larson to talk about what an average day was like for him.] His average...

After the war ended, William Edwin Howard started a newspaper. He was sent to Darmstadt, Germany for a long time. He...

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