Captain Robert Falcon Scott’s doomed journey to the South Pole captivated the world. But hidden within the legend was a story that has never been told—a love affair between two of the crew who survived.
Essentially, the US Army and Heritage Education Center possesses a vast collection of materials related to Dick Winters, which served as the original source for writing the book Band of Brothers and for the production of the TV series. This includes a huge amount of photocopies of Winters' personal papers and personnel documents; photocopies of correspondence, memoirs, news clippings, oral history transcripts, and photographs from the men in Easy Company.
There are a total of 20 boxes, containing 100+ PDF documents that can be read online, involving most of the E Company soldiers whose names we can recognize.
These materials may have been on the internet for many years, but no one paid attention until very recently.
Here are some notable files among these materials: The complete catalog of the Dick Winters collection
Dick Winters interview in Aug 1990
Another Winters interview transcript with 10 pages all about Nix
Lewis Nixon file
Harry Welsh file
Ron Speirs file
Carwood Lipton file
Herbert Sobel file
Doc Roe file
Bill Guarnere file
Babe Heffron file
David Webster file
Floyad Talbert file
Skip Muck file
Don Malarkey oral history: 1/4 2/4 3/4 4/4
Johnny Martin file
Bull Randelman file
Joe Toye file
George Luz file
Band of Brothers TV series "Bible": 1/4 2/4 3/4 4/4
ps, you can also find the 506's newsletters from the late 70s-early 90s: The Five-O-Sink
Another Google Drive link! Season 1 & 2 of At Last The 1948 Show! The quality isn’t great but it’s better than nothing
Edward Little/John Irving | Mitski - I Will
So, stay with me Hold my hand There's no need to be brave
it's almost like he knows this moment will become ironic two episodes later when Crozier orders him to throw Silna off the ship
Little, inside: