Search Other Collections

Take me back to the Oral History landing page.


Kermit Harden - World War II

Kermit Harden served in the United States Army during World War II. He saw combat with the 94th Division near Lorient, France, where he was captured while on patrol. Harden was interrogated before being held captive for forty-five days. He was released when Germany exchanged American prisoners for able-bodied German POWs. Later, Harden fought on the front lines at the Battle of the Bulge.

Interview Links

Abstract

Interview (Audio)

Video

Videos


Photos

Caption

Cover page of the book History of the 94th Infantry Division in World War II, edited by Lieutenant Lawrence G. Burns.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Prisoner of War exchanges between the Americans and the Germans.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Prisoner of War exchanges between the Americans and the Germans.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Prisoner of War exchanges between the Americans and the Germans.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Prisoner of War exchanges between the Americans and the Germans.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Prisoner of War exchanges between the Americans and the Germans.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Prisoner of War exchanges between the Americans and the Germans.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Prisoner of War exchanges between the Americans and the Germans.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Prisoner of War exchanges between the Americans and the Germans.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Prisoner of War exchanges between the Americans and the Germans.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

General Patton

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Lieutenant Colonel Albert B. Turner in a railroad Jeep.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Relaxing while listening to a record player.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Private Paul Lawrence talks about his recent battle experiences.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Red Cross doughnut shop.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Map: Route from the United Kingdom to Brittany.

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Map: Lorient Pocket

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Map: St. Nazaire Pocket

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

News-Gazette article from February 24, 2002 titled, “A POW Remembers.” Part 1.

Where:

Unknown

When:

February 24, 2002

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

News-Gazette article from February 24, 2002 titled, “A POW Remembers.” Part 2.

Where:

Unknown

When:

February 24, 2002

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

News-Gazette article from February 24, 2002 titled, “A POW Remembers.” Part 3.

Where:

Unknown

When:

February 24, 2002

Ownership:

Narrator's photo

Caption

Nazi knife and emblem

Where:

Unknown

When:

Unknown

Ownership:

Narrator's photo



Social Links