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Harold Maples

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Figuring out little ways to make the time in war more pleasant was essential to Harold Maples. In retrospect, there were ways to win the Korean War but the wrong moves were made at the time. (4:47)

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Like many veterans of the war, Harold Maples returned home with few expectations. He came back to meet his 9 month old son, but also utilize the GI Bill to get his education and get back to work. (4:11)

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Harold Maples speaks on the problems he thinks were happening during the Korean War and tells future generations what he would like them to remember about veterans. (4:13)

Harold Matthews

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Mr. Matthews describes what daily life was like and the living conditions he experienced while serving in Africa. (2:38)

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Mr. Matthews discusses what it was like to be informed of his brother's death during the war. (2:08)

Harold Moss

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Mr. Moss shares how he ended up with Air Sea Rescue. (4:17)

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Mr. Moss describes how Air Sea Rescue would spot downed crews from high altitudes. (:47)

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Mr. Moss discusses the purposes for flying to Newfoundland and explains his duties and the history of Gander. (5:35)

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Mr. Moss gives a detailed description of the purposes and functions of Air Sea Rescue. (3:07)

Harold Peters

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Mr. Peters discusses the events leading up to his brutal first jump on D-Day. (2:51)