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Joe Noonan

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Joe Noonan recalls his first bombing mission over the island of Pantelleria, Italy, leading up to the invasion of Sicily in 1943. (2:18)

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While serving as a camera operator on one bombing run, Joe Noonan recalls having to bail out of his B-26 over Belgium and being mistaken for a German soldier after making his way back to safety. (10:17)

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Joe Noonan talks about the fear he experienced during World War II and shares his feeling about being labeled as a hero. (:46)

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Joe Noonan describes his duties as a radio and machine gun operator on a B-26 bomber during World War II. (3:35)

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After being unable to bomb their intended targets, Joe Noonan, a B-26 crewmember, remembers unloading their payload on a surprise target in Northern Italy. (1:45)

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Joe Noonan remembers flying through a wall of flak, avoiding enemy fighters and taking heavy losses during his most memorable and dangerous bombing mission over Naples in 1943. (6:54)

Joe Peoples

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Joe Peoples, Dave Williams and Andy Carpenter share their stories of crossing the Ludendorff Bridge at Remagen, the last standing span over the Rhine, in March of 1945. (10:58)

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Joe Peoples remembers being taken prisoner in Germany, but was helped to escape by an American sympathizer. (1:50)

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Joe Peoples tells the story of an unexpected visit from his Vietnamese barber. (1:06)

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Joe Peoples talks about how he shot down a German fighter plane himself as his company took a German village. (2:27)