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Ed Harrell

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Stationed aboard the USS Indianapolis, Ed Harrell remembers his ship being bombed by a Japanese fighter near Okinawa. (4:09)

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Ed Harrell recalls the bombardment and successive invasion of Saipan during World War II. (2:32)

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Ed Harrell recollects the mystery surrounding a very important and dangerous package the USS Indianapolis was tasked with delivering to the Pacific front - the first atomic bomb. (5:00)

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Ed Harrell makes the case that invading the island of Peleliu was a costly mistake on the Pacific front. (1:38)

Ed Joyeusaz

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Ed Joyeusaz describes the confidence he had in his fellow sailors aboard the USS Yorktown during World War II. (1:08)

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Ed Joyeusaz talks about how the signal bridge became a popular spot among sailors trying to contact each other at sea during World War II. (1:39)

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Ed Joyeusaz remembers watching from aboard the USS Yorktown as the USS Franklin was bombed by a Japanese aircraft and underwent several explosions and heavy casualties in March of 1945. (1:39)

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Ed Joyeusaz describes his responsibilities as a Navy signalman aboard the USS Yorktown during World War II. (4:18)

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Ed Joyeusaz remembers a close call he experienced with a Japanese torpedo aboard the USS Yorktown. (4:53)

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Ed Joyeusaz recalls the moment that stands out the most for him as a signalman aboard the USS Yorktown. (4:11)