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[Annotator's Note: There is white noise throughout this clip.] James L. Lowder's older brother was working in the...
The military taught Richard Baile discipline. It also gave him another education. The combination of his college...
John Laborde arrived home from his service in the Pacific Theater went back to law school. He feels it was a mistake...
John Shirley [Annotator’s Note: who had served with the 15th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division from Italy to...
After he left the Army [Annotator's Note: in 1947], Allen Ray Sibley took a test for his GED [Annotator's Note: acronym...
James Patterson let the taxi driver watch him go in. His wife introduced him to his son. His son recognized him from...
Peter Du Pre went to visit his sister in Fort Scott, Kansas. He spent a week with his sister before returning to New...
Arnold Horn remembers that they [Annotator’s Note: the 45th Infantry Division] went through Munich [Annotator’s Note:...
Leno E. Stone attended Washington State College [Annotator's Note: now Washington State University in Pullman...
William Kracov entered Austria [Annotator's Note: near war's end as a scout for heavy weapons Company M, 3rd Battalion...
After the war, Jim Stumpfa got Grace [Annotator's Note: a Navy girlfriend] a hotel room when she came to visit [...
Robert Martin went to upholstery school with the GI Bill [Annotator's Note: the G.I. Bill, or Servicemen's Readjustment...
Although Francis Neilson was a war veteran, he was not yet 21 when he got out of the armed services, and couldn’t get a...
William Stewart was set to get discharged. He was considered surplus and could get out six months early. They fought...
After World War 2, Kaare Allan Johnson did not want to stay in the service and was discharged from the Army. He worked...
Vernon Brantley had communicated with his wife via V-mail [Annotator's Note: Victory Mail; postal system put into place...
After the war, Gene R. Jerabek moved to Julian [Annotator's Note: Julian, Illinois]. Her husband's work saved his job...
Robert S. Gibbs was separated [Annotator's Note: discharged] in November 1945. He entered college in January 1946 at...
John Ream remembers that if anyone kept a diary, the FBI [Annotator’s Note: Federal Bureau of Investigation] would...
William Cassady’s last mission was Iwo Jima [Annotator's Note: Battle of Iwo Jima, 19 February to 26 March 1945; Iwo...
Everett Hyland's wounds still bother him. He had a nerve check done on him in San Diego [Annotator's Note: San Diego,...
Morton William Werner returned to San Francisco [Annotator’s Note: San Francisco, California] and then took a train to...
Calvin Blank was a PFC [Annotator's Note: Private First Class] by the time the war ended. When he returned home, he...
Joel Varner had no desire to stay in the Army Air Forces. He wanted an education. He went right back to college. He got...
Marvin H. Gohlke was in the States [Annotator’s Note: United States] on convalescent furlough [Annotator's Note: an...
Arthur Smith was discharged in May 1946 at Great Lakes [Annotator's Note: Naval Station Great Lakes in North Chicago,...
George Miles left the Army when he got home, but stayed in the Reserves. He used the G.I. Bill [Annotator's Note: the G...
Donald Campbell returned to the United States on 4 July 1946. He married his childhood sweetheart. He was released from...
Joseph Taliancich remembers his brothers and whether or not they served in the military during the war [Annotator’s...
Reverend Doctor Lamar Edward Smith was stationed in the desert [Annotator's Note: Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake...
Charles Poston had been working with Westinghouse [Annotator's Note: Westinghouse Electric Corporation] for six years,...
When John Sacks retuned to Kansas there were no jobs and many of the factories were closing down. Many people were out...
[Annotator's Note: Edward Kissam returned from the war and had a lot of family problems to deal with.]. Kissam did use...
There was a lot of Uncle Sam [Annotator's Note: Uncle Sam; a common national personification of the federal government...
Glover Pugh was selected for his job because he was so small, only weighing 120 pounds. The sergeant took him under his...
Rosamund Naylor wanted to stay home after her service. She went back to school under the G.I. Bill [Annotator's Note:...

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