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James Arsenault

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With Russian troops encroaching on their territory, James Arsenault recalls how his German captors forced him and his fellow prisoners on a 500 mile march over 40 days. (7:07)

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While serving as a prisoner of war farm laborer, James Arsenault remembers a rare moment of solidarity among his fellow prisoners and their captors. (1:04)

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After being captured by German forces and put to work on a farm, James Arsenault recalls a few of the humorous tricks his fellow prisoners would play on their captors. (2:24)

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James Arsenault recalls the trust that formed between him and his fellow prisoners of war and their civilian farm masters. (1:45)

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James Arsenault recalls the pact he and his fellow prisoners made not to risk each others' lives by attempting to flee their Nazi captors. (2:24)

James B. Fauscett

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J.B. Fauscett describes how he came to be working on a half-track in Italy. During one incident, while going down the side of the mountain, Fauscett details a close encounter in which he could see the enemy but the enemy could not see him. (2:37)

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After the war had ended, Fauscett and his outfit went to Kursk, Germany. They were to guard a train that had gotten stuck in a tunnel after an aerial attack. The train carried a plethora of weapons, and overcome with curiosity, Fauscett uncovered exactly what the train had been carrying. (1:46)

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While guarding a bridge on the Danube River, Fauscett and his outfit had a close call with a German plane. Later on, they came face to face with a young German soldier who had just landed his plane near them. (1:19)

James Benefield

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James Benefield talks about his role in, the conditions of, and the nature of The Battle of the Bulge. (7:15)

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James Benefield recounts the accidental destruction of an Army tank from friendly fire. (1:35)