Oral History Transcript, October 3, 2005
- Containers:
- Folder 1
- Scope and content:
Duvick's oral history touches on the subjects of his childhood, getting drafted, completing basic training, traveling across the United States, how military jobs were assigned, his duties as a company clerk/railroad and road repairman, his experiences with segregation, the significance of letters, visiting the concentration camp Buchenwald, interacting with German civilians, how food was distributed in the military, the military discharge point system, returning home, using the GI Bill, revisiting Europe with his family, and his overall thoughts about the war.
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