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Clarence Irwin

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Brigadier General Clarence Irwin finds himself in a precarious position on a Pacific island (:31)

Clarence Zickafoose

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Clarence Zickafoose undergoes flight training and flies the F4U Corsair against the Japanese during the later stages of the war in the Pacific. (15:38)

Claude Miller

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While serving as a helmsman, Claude Miller describes trying to keep his ship steady during a typhoon. (1:28)

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Claude Miller discusses the great naval advancements the United States made from 1942-1944. (:48)

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While on a convoy of troop transports, Claude Miller recalls his ship being too late to receive a particular message. (2:19)

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Claude Miller recalls dealing with German submarines in the Mediterranean Sea. (2:15)

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Claude Miller talks about how living near a naval base kept him informed on what was going on before and during World War II, and how many people were outspoken against involvment in the war. (5:04)

Claude Nunnally

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Claude Nunnally tells of the involvement of the USS Wilson in the Able shot of Operation Crossroads, the first nuclear test detonation after the end of the war. The event took place on July 1, 1946 at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands. (3:37)

Claude Reagan

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The letter began, "Greetings..." Claude Reagan's time had come to join the war effort. After training with the 66th Infantry Division, he crossed the Atlantic and was bivouacked in a lovely English village. (This interview made possible with the support of FRANK DIEGMANN.) (3:43)

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His unit had not been in England very long when they were ordered to the docks to board a ship to cross the channel. Claude Reagan was unimpressed by the rusty old SS Leopoldville, a converted Belgian liner. The food on board was even worse than the ship. (This interview made possible with the support of FRANK DIEGMANN.) (4:30)