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Herb Suerth

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While training for the 101st Airborne Division, Suerth and his company took many test jumps, with varying levels of success. He describes what drew soldiers to Airborne and the trials they all went through to have such a designation. (8:04)

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Herb Suerth tells of some members of his company and one particular encounter with General Patton that he will never forget. (10:23)

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Herb Suerth remembers the time he was injured in battle and the time he spent in the hospital. (7:37)

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Herb Suerth remembers a memorable moment he had burying a German soldier and the events that transpired after that. (5:11)

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Herb Suerth remembers the time he was seriously wounded in battle and the toll it had on his family. (5:24)

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Herb Suerth remembers a leave he took with some members of his company to Cuba and a particularly close encounter they had while spending time there. (5:50)

Herb Uthlaut

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Herb Uthlaut explains the unfortunate circumstances of his long journey across the Atlantic in a modified ocean liner. (1:16)

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Herb Uthlaut recalls the variety of infantry training he received and the price he paid for his rank at the time. (1:24)

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Herb Uthlaut goes through the events that led him from a non-commissioned Staff Sgt. to a commissioned officer. (2:16)

Herbert Braselton

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Herbert Braselton recalls the terrible aftermath of a torpedo attack on the USS Pennsylvania on August 12, 1945 while anchored at Nakagusuku Bay off the island of Okinawa, during which time several men were trapped and lost their lives. (4:52)