The World Goes to War at 4 A.M.
By Lynn Heinzerling
They Wouldn’t Believe it—Until Too Late
By Louis P. Lochner
“We’ve Lost Everything but Our Heart. Carry On!”
By Robert Bunnelle
Gone Was the Nazi Myth Down Smolensk Road
By Eddy Gilmore
It Sounded Like the Real Thing. It Was Real!
By Tom Yarbrough
Sunk, Rescued, Captured, Hunted, Recaptured, Freed
By Larry Allen
Yoicks, Tallyho and End Runs in Tunisia
By Daniel DeLuce
Some of Them Stayed Young, They Are the Dead
By Clyde Farnsworth
Under Fire with Teddy Roosevelt; Courage in Coventry
By Russell Landstrom
“Look, Bud, There’s the Shore, Where We’re Going Ashore.”
By Paul K. Lee
Flight and Hunger and Cold and Flight Again
By Preston Grover
Folks Back Home Called it “Island Hopping”
By J. Norman Lodge
The “Side-Show” That Held 27 Nazi Divisions
By Noland Norgaard
“We’re Being Killed on the Beach, Let’s Go Inland, Be Killed.”
By Don Whitehead
Where Boys Became Men with Purple Hearts
By Henry B. Jameson
“I Told You We Would Do It. We Did It!”
By C. Yates McDaniel
“Blitz Schnell” to the Rhine On a Shoestring
By Edward D. Ball
The Flame Trees Were Crimson on the Road Back
By Russell Brines
They Traded Their Lives for Time
By Wes Gallagher
“Tell ’Em Everything’s Normal, The 7th’s in the Mud Again.”
By Al Dopking
“The Colonel and the Corporal,” and the “Looey’s” Love
By Hal Boyle
Man Your Battle Stations! “60 Bogeys, 40 Miles!”
By Elmont Waite
“Have We Still Got a Bridge? Hell Yes, and Plenty Hot!”
By Howard Cowan
Memories of a Boy Called Michel and a Farewell to Arms
By Roger Greene
You’re Going by Glider, with “Men of Arnhem”
By William F. Boni
In a Schoolhouse at Rheims, Four Copies Were Signed
By Relman Morin
Ten Thousand Gethsemanes Beyond Lueneberg Heath
By William Frye
As They Sowed, They Reaped, at Nuernberg
By George Tucker
B-29s Complete Their Mission with Atomic Bombs!
By Vern Haugland
The “Rising Sun” Sets on the “Missouri”
By Murlin Spencer
Postscript: An Interview with George Bria
Conducted by Mike Oreskes