Good morning, Normandy. Pfc. Paul Wannemacher's first day with the 712th Tank Battalion.
Love Company Rifleman John M. Khoury's view of World War II as seen from a foxhole.
An Open Heart Dale Albee
Born on the Wrong Side of the Fence Bruno Ehlich's remarkable story of his days as a young boy in Germany.
My Three Weeks in Normandy Clyde Phelps
A True Hero Arnold Brown
A Churchgoing Man Max Lutcavish
Machine Gun Hill Darrell Petty, 90th Infantry Division
Remembrance of combat in Normandy. A remarkable and graphic book-length memoir by the late Guy Charland, of Company G, 357th Regiment, of the 90th "Texas-Oklahoma" Infantry Division. The memoir was provided by the author's sons, Colin and Chad Charland.
He Did, She Did Dan Diel
Omaha Beach Armageddon Chuck Hurlbut
'Don't Ma'am Me' Clifford Merrill
A Child in London Margaret Hoffman
Escape in Normandy The harrowing adventures of Marcel Bollag
The Finger of Fate Steve Krysko, 712th Tank Battalion
A Careful Drunk Dess Tibbitts
The Helmet: A Miracle of Survival Glenn E. Schmidt
Captured in Hatten A trio of accounts comprising The POW Diary of Glenn E. Schmidt, Jack Nickell's Letter, and Captain Corson's Speech
Man Overboard Lou Putnoky
See You in Hell The story of G Company, 357th Regiment, 90th Infantry Division
My Life Monfrey Wilson, 1st Infantry Division
A Walk in the Sun Len Goodgal, 101st Airborne Division
One Woman's War Evonne Ellacott Knapp
A Veteran of the Bulge Bernie Barenbrugge
The Professor Walter Galbraith
It Could Happen to You Hal Mapes
My Army Life Phil Eckhart
Bloody Ridge Dan Shine
'Take my picture' Ed Spahr
Vignettes From a Teenager During the German Occupation of the Netherlands. Hansje de Zwaan Johnson
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