World War II Oral Histories

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Video Description	Service Branch	Rank	Specialty or Rate
Ivan L Ray WWII Marine Vet was on the original invasion of Saipan. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Marine Corps 1942 to 1945		Post Office
Robert Rechkemmer Invasion of Saipan Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Navy		Maintain Small Boat
Edward A Reed Army Vet served in the 1st Cavalry during WWII (1945-47) (Yes, there was still a cavalry.) Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1945 to 1947		Cavalry/infantry
Norbert Reicks Using a tree for cover. Order an Interview DVD
Ralph J Reining Rough jungles. Order an Interview DVD
Gladys Reisinger Getting fingers stuck in presses. Order an Interview DVD	Civilian
Robert Renfro 400 victims Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army		Medic Supply Sergeant
Zatha Renner Trains of solders coming threw. Order an Interview DVD
Norma J Reusche WWII Vet served in the Army Nurse Corps stateside. (1943-50) Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1943 to 1950	First Lieutenant [O-2]	Nurse
Raymond R Reusche Career WWII Vet (1944-1965) recalls how the Air Force lost a B-29 bomber in Guam. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Air Force 1944 to 1965	Major [O-4]	Criminal Investigator
Clarence E Rice WWII Army Vet recalls working with the "native coast watchers" in the Solomon Islands. (1942-46) Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1942 to 1946	Captain [O-3]	Quartermaster In Salvage And Repair
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Carl B Riggs WWII Army Air Corps fighter pilot recalls one of his 56 combat missions in his P-47 over Belgium after D-Day. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Air Force 1942 to 1945	First Lieutenant [O-2]	Fighter Pilot P-47
Robert R Rigler WWII Army Vet served 2 years in Calcutta, India. (1943-46) Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1943 to 1946	Master Sergeant [E-8]	Clerk In Quartermaster Unit
Alvin L Riley WWII Navy Vet was stationed in South Hampton, England and remembers D-Day. (6/6/1944) Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Navy 1943 to 1946	Second Class Petty Officer [E-5]	Metalsmith, Torpedoman's Mate, Corpsman
Francis Riley WWII Navy Vet (1941-46) was at Pearl Harbor on Sunday morning, December 7, 1941. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Navy 1941 to 1946	First Class Petty Officer [E-6]	Signalman (SM)
Alvin M Rohle WWII Vet was a Marine stationed aboard the battleship "USS Tennessee" in the Pacific. (1942-45) Vet received 13 Battle Stars. Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Marine Corps 1942 to 1945		Pointer On 40 Mm Anti-Aircraft Gun
Evelyn Rolston Meeting Frank Sanatra Order an Interview DVD
Roger L Romine Army Vet, who lost a brother on D-Day, was 18 years old and part of the Battle of the Bulge in WWII. (1944-46) Order an Interview DVD	U.S. Army 1944 to 1946		Infantry
Raymond Roper End of the war, lost 32 men Order an Interview DVD