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John Noack was visited again by the interrogator on the third day. Noack held fast and the interrogator did not ask...

Ed Tunnicliff was assigned to another tank. A couple days later, after they got knocked out, he thought he was the only...

Walter Trauner remembers there was an artillery piece in the road during the Bulge [Annotator's Note: Battle of the...

Ben Kuroki was amazed that he only saw one Japanese Zero [Annotators Note: Mitsubishi A6M fighter aircraft, also known...

James A. Griffis [Annotator's Note: with Company H, 2nd Battalion, 414th Infantry Regiment, 104th Infantry Division]...

Stewart Hihn [Annotator's Note: with the 222nd Infantry Regiment, 42nd Infantry Division] was reminded why they were...

Frank Maresca saw his first combat at Bristol. Shortly after they were issued their ammunition and k rations they were...

Jack Buckner and his aircrew only flew missions in support of ground troops in invasions. For the invasion of Sicily,...

Being as friendly possible, Robert Heller and his crew surrendered. As far as he knew, only one of the crew had died,...

Henry Little went to work at a shipyard after returning from the Korean war [Annotator's Note: in 1953]. He worked...

Robert Christie was in combat for a few weeks before his tank was hit. They had to bail out of their tank. He was not...

[Annotator's Note: There is a loud hissing noise throughout this clip.] When Bernard B. "Bernie" Bluestein was very...

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