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…Jack Appel describes serving in the US Army; being part of the US First Army and landing in Normandy, France in June 1944; participating in the…

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… to Normandy 28 days after D-Day. After Paris was liberated by the French Army, his unit was permitted to enter. Jack’s units used hand grenades during…

…Narsay Serges describes landing in Normandy, France six days after D-Day; fighting at the Battle of the Bulge; approaching the Buchenwald camp around…

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… Normandy six days after D-day. We stayed there for forty-five days, fought at the Battle of the Bulge. Around 12 April 1945 we moved in on the Buchenwald…

…; being with the Air Force and assigned to a fighter bomb unit in Normandy, France; participating in the Battle of the Bulge; his honorable discharge from…

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…: Yeah. A: On -- on -- on [indecipherable] three I was flown over from southern England to Normandy. And I was assigned to a -- what was called a fighter…

… college; being shipped to Normandy, France in January 1945; using his Russian and Yiddish language skills to translate for his company; going to Kulmbach…

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… processing new draftees in France? A: No, no. Q: What were you doing? A: I don't know, it was just keeping track of personnel. Q: How long were you in Normandy…

… training in 1944; entering the US Army as a nurse in June 1944; being sent to England and Wales then Normandy, France; going to Germany; her work as an…

…, GA; being sent to Scotland on July 1, 1944; being in a medical detachment in Europe; landing on Utah Beach, Normandy, France on August 13, 1944…

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… preparations. One August 13, 1944 his unit landed on Utah Beach, France among many other U.S. troops. 10:25 Mr. Priest's job was to drive an ambulance. He was…

… to the V Corps Headquarters in the 1st Army; going to England; arriving in Normandy, France one day after D-Day; going to Germany; being in Weimar when…

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…. And in 1932, we left Germany. We all packed, and did our thing, and went to Paris, France. So my schooling really began, if you will, in Paris. So I…

… before being sent to Utah Beach in Normandy, France 15 days after D-Day; performing even when V-1 rockets were flying; being present at the liberation of…

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… remember. When we left Paris, we went on through France and into Belgium. Just before the Battle of the Bulge, we were called back from the field to Eupen…

… in Normandy, France 11 days after D-Day; his experiences at Ohrdruf concentration camp in the spring of 1945 shortly after the camp's liberation…

… Army; being assigned to the Special Motion Pictures Coverage Unit, which covered World War II news in Europe; covering the events in Normandy, France as…

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…, which covered World War Two news in Europe. He covered the events in Normandy, as well as the Liberation of Paris, for example. 03:00 George Stevens, a…

…; training at Camp Ritchie in Maryland; going to Normandy, France with the 9th Infantry Division as the commander of a prisoner-of-war interrogation team…

…; training at Camp Ritchie in Maryland; going to Normandy, France with the 9th Infantry Division as the commander of a prisoner-of-war interrogation team…

… parents had gone into the Łódź ghetto; training at Camp Ritchie in Maryland; going to Normandy, France with the 9th Infantry Division as the commander of a…

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… Normandy with the 9th Infantry Division, 60th Infantry Regiment, as the commander of a prisoner-of-war interrogation team. The information from the…

….S. America; going to Le Havre, France; landing in Normandy, France on D-Day with the 474th anti-automatic weapons; going to Verviers, Belgium via box car in…

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… replacement depot in England called Litchfield barracks. He then went to LeHarve, France, as an individual replacement where his unit (474th anti-automatic…

…; training at Camp Ritchie in Maryland; going to Normandy, France with the 9th Infantry Division as the commander of a prisoner-of-war interrogation team…

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… Second Lieutenant, Lieutenant in the Field Artillery, and was soon transferred to Military Intelligence. He served in World War II in combat from Normandy…

…; training at Camp Ritchie in Maryland; going to Normandy, France with the 9th Infantry Division as the commander of a prisoner-of-war interrogation team…

…; training at Camp Ritchie in Maryland; going to Normandy, France with the 9th Infantry Division as the commander of a prisoner-of-war interrogation team…

…World War, 1939-1945--Campaigns--France--Normandy.…

… 1941; being drafted in October 1941; going to England in January 1944; being an officer in an ammunitions supply company; landing in Normandy, France on…

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… ammunitions supply company, an officer, and we landed in Normandy with the invasion there on D plus twelve, that’s June 18, I recall. Then across northern…