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Hugh Morgan

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Hugh Morgan's Quartermasters unit was a non-combat outfit, but they loaded their guns and readied to fight the Japanese during a scare at his base in India. The mosquitoes were a bigger problem and he contracted malaria almost as soon as he arrived, not to mention the earthquake during their first night there. (5:43)

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In India, Hugh Morgan's unit was responsible for moving and loading ammunition and bombs heading to allies in China. He recalls two accidents, a deadly explosion and a fire that consumed a fuel dump. He was scheduled to make the long journey himself over the Burma Road when the war ended. (4:10)

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Hugh Morgan's return home from India was a long voyage across the Indian Ocean, through the Suez Canal and on to England. Finally headed across the Atlantic, a terrific storm caused the Captain to ask for a vote. Should they continue? When they did reach the Statue of Liberty, a wonderful sight greeted them. (3:24)

Hughes Davault

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Hughes Davault remembers serving as a fighter squadron medic and witnessing terrible plane crashes. (Interview contributed by Russell Gray) (5:29)

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Hughes Davault talks about the order in which troops were designated to come home after the end of World War II. (Interview contributed by Russell Gray) (2:17)

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Hughes Davault remembers delivering a brief message for a soldier on his deathbed. (Interview contributed by Russell Gray) (1:59)

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Hughes Davault talks about being drafted into the Army after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. (Interview contributed by Russell Gray) (2:07)

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Hughes Davault recalls meeting the pilot who was believed to have shot down famed Japanese military leader, Fleet Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto. (Contributed by Russell Gray) (1:27)

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Hughes Davault recalls the callous treatment of a Japanese airman's dead body. (Interview contributed by Russell Gray) (1:10)

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Hughes Davault describes the joy of mail call. (Interview contributed by Russell Gray) (1:42)