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Dave Oliver

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The war was getting hotter, but Dave Oliver's Vietnam tour was over and he headed to a plum post in Hawaii. The rescue and recovery pilot spent the next seven years there retrieving satellite film canisters, among other things. He finished up his Air Force career in the Philippines, where he'd served at the beginning. (6:06)

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Helicopter pilot Dave Oliver was decorated in Vietnam but some things he heard from higher ups while there, and that he heard in documentaries later on, convinced him that the leadership had been badly flawed. (2:27)

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For Dave Oliver, it was a great career in the Air Force. He encourages everyone to spend some time serving their country. When he took his first trip to Washington after the War, he did not anticipate the emotional experience that visiting the Vietnam Memorial would be. Then he saw a friend's name. (2:56)

Dave Vogel

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Dave Vogel remembers the circumstances that led to him joining the military from New York City. Being a city kid, certain aspects of the military were a big change that took some getting used to. (4:26)

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Dave Vogel remembers his Army training as he travelled around the country doing various training exercises. On his way over to the Pacific, he stopped on a number of islands in the Pacific for landing in Guam. (4:47)

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While stationed in Guam, Vogel and his company looked out for Japanese enemies while on guard duty. After his time there, he returned home and felt relieved to finally back in the United States. (5:45)

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After returning home to New York, Dave Vogel tried to return to a normal life in the city. One of his favorite memories after returning home was getting invited to Yankee Stadium on a special invite. (4:47)

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While in the Pacific during WW2, Dave Vogel and his company always had to worry about submarine attacks, but managed to stay safe. Memories of the war stand out to him and he doesn't forget how those events impacted him. (3:48)

Dave Williams

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Dave Williams takes on an entire German squad and ends up with a Silver Star. (4:42)

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Dave Williams, Joe Peoples and Andy Carpenter share their stories of crossing the Ludendorff Bridge at Remagen, the last standing span over the Rhine, in March of 1945. (10:58)