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Bob Ballagh

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Under his command in Vietnam, only one soldier was lost. Bob Ballagh felt badly about that, but was proud that was the only loss. After over one hundred air assaults, he returned home and advocated for a return to unit basis for deployments and was gratified when the Army changed the policy. (6:03)

Bob Belcher

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Bob Belcher is fired upon by a German sniper in a church bell tower. As he attempts to escape, he falls in a vegetable cellar as bullets whiz by him. (3:26)

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Bob Belcher survives a close call when a flare suddenly goes off, revealing his position to a bunch of German soldiers. (3:02)

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Bob Belcher witnesses a fellow soldier shot multiple times and is with him as he says his last words and dies. (1:16)

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During occupation duty in Germany, Bob experiences a light moment at a crossroad checkpoint. (1:04)

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Bob Belcher witnesses a V-2 rocket land near his foxhole, creating a hole large enough to fit a house in. (0.58)

Bob Beziat

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Bob Beziat, riding along in a light tank, takes fire in North Africa. (3:28)

Bob Bole

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Getting drafted for Vietnam and heading off to basic training in Fort Benning, Georgia was a long process as Bob Bole waited for his deployment. Eventually, he would be sent over to Da Nang, Vietnam on the USNS Geiger. (6:25)

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After arriving in Da Nang, Bob Bole and his team had a few rough nights on the shores of Vietnam. He remembers the brotherhood that he felt with the men he served next to. (6:05)

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Bob Bole remembers some of the traumatic moments he and his team faced as they dealt with American casualties off the battlefield in Vietnam. (6:24)