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When President Truman [Annotator's Note: Truman, Harry S., 33rd President of the United States] dropped the atomic...

They [Annotator's Note: Vernon Tweedt's family] had a Philco radio. When he heard the news [Annotator's Note: of the...

Henry Langrehr was told about the D-Day [Annotator's Note: Allied invasionm of Normandy, France on 6 June 1944] plans....

Philemon Andrews Saint Amant was in the British Isles [Annotator's Note: the United Kingdom, with the 190th Field...

Norman William Waldman [Annotator's Note: after being captured by the Germans after jumping on D-Day, the Allied...

Deploying overseas was the first time Stegmeier had ever left the country and it was interesting for him. When they...

Clifford Campbell was born in Oklahoma in November 1924. His family was poor growing up. In 1936, his father bought a...

In 1944, Guy Stern and his unit were broken into six-man intelligence teams. They were on an Australian fruit boat, the...

Leon Schafer is certain the war affected his life afterwards. Number one, he never left his wife. When he got home, he...

James Moshovitis was born in March 1925 in Washington, D.C., the only son of three children born to Greek immigrants....

Frederick Ellis was sent to Hollandia, New Guinea. He recalls that they were not slated to go on the Leyte [Annotator's...

Nicholas J. Zuras obtained binoculars in Weymouth [Annotator's Note: Weymouth, England]. The wooden decks of the boats...

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