Preserving The Oral HistorIES of Combat Veterans
William Newman describes his time in charge of a Polish slave labor camp after the end of the war in Europe. (95th Infantry Division)
William Newman is scared by what appears to be a German patrol approaching his camp in the dead of night. (95th Infantry Division)
William Newman talks about meeting up with a neighborhood friend while in Europe during the war. (95th Infantry Division)
William Newman recalls how the war ended for the 95th Infantry Division.
William Newman recalls the bitter cold of the Battle of the Bulge and the unsettling site he witnessed as a result. (95th Infantry Division)
William Newman tells of his short lived status as a hero after taking a German soldier prisoner. (95th Infantry Division)
William Newman talks about the time he suffered from trench foot in the cold, rainy conditions around Metz. (95th Infantry Division)
William Robishaw shares experiences from his time in WWII as part of the ground crew for the 454th Bomb Group. In this memoir, he discusses the innovative nature of servicemen and the dangers of working around bombers.
