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Bo Callaway

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Bo shares many different experiences during his career. Such as his first combat experience, living conditions, and a funny incident. (8:25)

Bob Jenkins

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Bob Jenkins had finished a stint in the Marine Corps and was in the midst of his career in the private sector. A business trip to New York in September of 2001 would put him right in the middle of the largest terror attack in American history. (Part 1 of 4) (8:47)

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His presentation had only just begun when the first plane struck the World Trade Center's North Tower. Pandemonium quickly followed, but his Marine background helped Bob Jenkins keep something of a level head as every decision became life or death. (Part 2 of4) (12:37)

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Bob Jenkins could feel the pressure mounting as he descended the staircase. With every floor things seemed more dire, but by the time he made it to the ground floor, he saw the jet engine lying on the ground and what really happened became clear. Now, he needed to evacuate. (Part 3 of 4) (6:15)

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Getting out of New York was not easy on the day of 9/11. The phone lines were unreliable and there was no way to get a car out of town. Luckily, he had family in Connecticut and was able to find his way out of the nightmare occurring in New York City. Months later, he'd receive a mysterious phone call. (Part 4 of 4) (10:11)

Bob Abrahamson

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Mr. Abrahamson describes working on a German farm during WWII. (7:17)

Bob Adams

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Bob Adams finds a mysterious dead German in Italy (1:36)

Bob Allen

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Born and raised in Charlotte, North Carolina, Bob Allen joined the military after he was inspired to by some Army officials. He began his training in Macon, Georgia, was shipped overseas to Oran in North Africa, and was stationed in Naples, Italy. Shortly after reaching Naples, he was assigned to join the 34th Infantry Division. (4:24)

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Allen recalls his first ever mission with the 34th Infantry Division, and the injuries that occurred during. One injury was his own, as he was hit with mortar shrapnel and had to be treated immediately. (6:58)

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As quick as they could, Allen's medics rushed him to a first aid station for his injury. After they removed the piece of mortar shrapnel, he got to keep the remains. He spent about a month in a hospital before returning to his outfit, where he was transferred to division headquarters shortly after. (6:13)