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Edna Hicks remembers why her first job in a department store came to a swift end.

Edna Hicks describes her second husband, another World War II pilot named Crawford Hicks.

Edna Hicks lists the military bases she lived on after her marriage to American pilot Jerry Davis.

Edna Hicks describes how she immigrated to the United States to marry her first husband, an American pilot named Jerry Davis.

Edna Hicks describes how she met her first husband, Jerry Davis, after getting a new job in the officer's club on an American military base.

Edna Hicks describes how she got a job working at a post exchange or PX on an American military base after the war.

Edna Hicks describes the shortage of supplies in England after the war.

Edna Hicks reads a poem written anonymously as a tribute to pilots in the Royal Air Force.

Edna Hicks remembers the celebrations in her neighborhood when the war in Europe ended.

Edna Hicks remembers an encounter with two American soldiers in London.

Edna Hicks remembers what the idea of America meant to her as a young person.

Edna Hicks remembers her work as a window dresser in a toy shop as the war was coming to an end.

Edna Hicks recalls the threat of Germany's V-1 bombs in 1944 and 1945.

Edna Hicks remembers the bomb shelters for students in different grade levels at her school.

Edna Hicks recalls the sounds of bombs as they fell.

Edna Hicks describes her father's work in London during World War II.