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James Russell describes his training at sonar school in Key West, Florida.
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James Russell recalls how he chose the U.S. Navy and reported for boot camp in Great Lakes, Illinois.
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Reuben Griffin describes the birth of his first child while he was completing his army training at Camp Blanding in Florida.
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Reuben Griffin describes why he ultimately rejected the opportunity to become a paratrooper while training at Fort Benning in Columbus, Georgia.
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Reuben Griffin describes his basic training at Fort Knox in Kentucky.
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Faye Edwards describes her daily routine at Fort Oglethorpe in Georgia, where she was training for the Women's Army Corps.
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Jimmy Doi describes his training for the U.S. Army at Camp Blanding in Florida.
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Jessie Moss describes her husband's duties in the Coast Guard, while they were posted in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Alan Hall recalls the challenge of jumping from a height of 50 feet into a pool during his training at boot camp in the Navy.
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Alan Hall describes the training maneuvers he endured after joinin gthe Navy.
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Alan Hall recalls the master-at-arms of his barracks at boot camp.
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Edith Bond describes her experience in officer's training school for the WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service) at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts.
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Clay Manley recalls how he and his siblings watched airplanes complete nightime practice flights from a nearby military base during World War II.
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William Wallace, Jr. describes his father's training in chemical warfare at Barksdale Field in Louisiana during World War II.
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Michael Cox describes his Uncle Alvie Lowell Hamlett's service in the Navy during World War II.
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Joanna Kimling Stubbs describes her father's experience after enlisting in the U.S. Military.
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