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Claud Neal Fristoe, Jr. remained in the reserves after the war so that he could depart active service earlier. He...
Edgar Eugene “Gene” Fricker was quickly released from the Navy after the war and attended college on the G.I. Bill [...
[Annotator's Note: An off-camera male interjects throughout this clip.] Carl Robert Gatlin had a lot of nightmares...
Paul Harless was assigned to the USS John Rodgers (DD-574) as a boatswain’s mate second class. During his overseas...
Kenneth F. Thomas believes the war matured him and he feels fortunate that he made it through the war alive. He met...
[Annotator's Note: Wilhelm Gehlen was a boy growing up in Viersen, Germany during World War 2.]. Wilhelm Gehlen hopes...
After being discharged in August 1946, Harry McKnight went home and enrolled in the University of Ohio [Annotator's...
Mario DeCarlo's most memorable experience of World War 2 was when he was wounded and witnessed dying men in the field...
Edward Moore Penick was separated from service and returned to the University of Arkansas [Annotator’s Note: in...
Grover Tyner oversaw a medical dispensary with the 310th Bomb Group [Annotator’s Note: 310th Bombardment Group, 12th...
Robert Kenneth “Bob” Boehm returned from the war and was happy that the G.I. Bill was available [Annotator's Note: the...
Mala [Annotator's Note: née Gerstner] Geldner reached the United States by airplane [Annotator's Note: in 1952]. There...
Schuyler Lininger departed Tokyo [Annotator's Note: Tokyo, Japan] for San Francisco [Annotator's Note: San Francisco,...
Ricardo R. Rondinelli returned to his hometown in Puerto Rico after his overseas deployment in the Pacific. A week...
[Annotator’s Note: Can hear a dog panting in the background throughout segment. Interviewee hits the microphone...
James J. Hill flew with VMF-211 [Annotator's Note: Marine Fighting Squadron 211 (VMF-211)] as the war ended. He learned...
Wilbur Lee Jackson was discharged, but had to sign up for the draft afterward. There was concern about the war not...
[Annotator’s Note: The sound is choppy in this segment.] Edwin Sedran returned to the United States and went to the...
After being discharged from the army after the war, Abraham Sacks returned home and reunited with his parents after...
Louis Black took advantage of the G.I. Bill [Annotator's Note: the G.I. Bill, or Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944...
Harold Long married his wife during his time in college while working on his master's in accounting. After the war, he...
After returning home from his service in World War 2, William Graham Jameson enrolled at the University of Rochester [...
Leonard Gaj did not consider staying in the service, he could not wait to get out. He took advantage of the G.I. Bill [...
After his discharge, Harry Walker Wellford used the G.I. Bill to further his education. He owes a debt to the...
Howard T. Maki wanted to stay in the Army but was convinced by family to leave. He missed the service though. He...
Harry Lockhead never considered staying in the Navy after the war ended. He was discharged as a Ship's Cook 1st Class....
World War 2 taught Edward Bonfoy Giller, Jr. how to manage people in organizations, which he used later in life. He...
Fermer Kellogg had problems with his arm after the war, but he still managed to take on various types of work like...
Richard "Dick" Willhour had no transition problems returning to civilian life. He attended college on the G.I. Bill and...
Ralph C. Franklin attended Columbia University [Annotator's Note: in New York, New York] graduate school. He thought...
Towards the end of the war, Burl Loving transferred to an APA [Annotator’s Note: Auxiliary Personnel, Attack troop...
Adolph William Amundson recalled that by the time he arrived at the island [Annotator's Note: Iwo Jima, Japan], the...
[Annotator's Note: Thunder can be heard in the background throughout this clip.] Sam Goldstein had trouble readjusting...
Alfred Raymond Mosher lost about 30 or 40 pounds while he was a prisoner. Mosher remained in the Navy for an additional...
James Roy Colquitt returned to his home in Alabama after his discharge. He did not have a problem adjusting to civilian...
James "Jim" Marshall was discharged in 1945 and returned home to Kansas. He had some difficulty adjusting to civilian...

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