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Clyne Veal

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Clyne Veal recalls his time on the USS Emmons during D-Day as they were the first Naval ship to be fired upon and to return fire. He remembers being swarmed by German submarines and having to deal (3:11)

COL Jack Jacobs (ret.)

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COL Jack Jacobs (ret.) remembers his first real combat experience in Vietnam (3:32)

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COL Jack Jacobs (ret.) expounds on the world of the soldier and their status as professionals. (2:13)

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COL Jack Jacobs (ret.) recalls his first combat experience in Vietnam as an advisor to the Army of the Republic of Vietnam. (3:16)

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COL Jack Jacobs (ret.) recalls battling for a Catholic Church in Northern Vietnam (3:16)

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COL Jack Jacobs (ret.) goes through the normal operations of the Vietnamese battalion (2nd Battalion, 16th Infantry) that he was attached to. (2:41)

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COL Jack Jacobs (ret.) survives a deadly ambush and takes over command of the lead company of the 2nd Battalion, earning the Medal of Honor for his service. (2:36)

COL Robert Certain

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Part 5 of 5: Robert and his fellow POWs are released and allowed to return stateside, after 100 days in captivity. (3:44)

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Part 3 of 5: Robert is captured by the North Vietnamese Army and interrogated. (11:51)

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Part 1 of 5: During December 1972, Robert participates in the historic Christmas bombing of Hanoi, Vietnam. (14:13)