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Dennis Daniel

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Dennis Daniel tells the story of one airman who was too afraid to fly his bombing missions over Europe. (1:58)

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Dennis Daniel talks about how he saved the life of a fellow airman on a bombing mission over Europe. (3:27)

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Dennis Daniel remembers losing two engines on his second flight mission over Germany. (2:03)

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Dennis Daniel looks back at his time as a young man during World War II and how it has changed his life. (1:58)

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Dennis Daniel describes what it was like to fly through heavy flak on bombing missions over Europe. (2:42)

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Dennis Daniel recalls seeing a German jet for the first time, and talks about what Hitler's plans had been for jet technology. (1:25)

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Dennis Daniel describes in detail his fifth bombing mission over Europe, during which his B-24 received heavy flak damage and threats from German fighters. (9:42)

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Dennis Daniel remembers his time flying with the Tuskegee Airmen. (1:11)

Dennis Eakin

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He was another kid who always wanted to fly. When the Army said he could go to flight school, Dennis Eakin volunteered ahead of the draft. His first time in the air was on the trip down to Ft. Polk for basic training but he did just fine when he sat at the controls of the helicopter. (4:12)

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The heat and the humidity were overwhelming when Dennis Eakin got off the plane in Vietnam. He had to make his own way to Chu Lai where the choppers were. He was an Army pilot but the Marines had a large aviation operation there which meant that he had security and a nice officers club. (4:41)