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Joe Galloway (Co-author of

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Following the harrowing experience of covering the Vietnam war, Joe Galloway spent three years in Cold War Moscow. He had to play private eye just to get mundane information and he playfully told them about some advice he was going to give Washington after he left. (6:55)

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Back home in the States, reporter Joe Galloway was disturbed by the treatment of returning Vietnam vets and eager to tell his story about the Ia Drang battle. A new job with U.S. News & World Report allowed him to do that and it resulted in a best selling book authored by him and Hal Moore, the American commander at the battle. (7:34)

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Joe Galloway's best seller about the Ia Drang battle hit close to home for many veterans, and it inspired many to open up about their experiences. Then it became a big Hollywood film with a pretty good reality/fantasy ratio. (3:44)

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His chance meeting with Norman Schwarzkopf in Vietnam proved to be a lucky break for reporter Joe Galloway when he went to cover Desert Storm. Schwarzkopf was a little higher up in the food chain by then, so Joe was too. Nothing like a letter from a General in your pocket. (9:04)

Joe Jamison

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Joe Jamison tells the story of joining the Navy in 1960 and piloting Drones over Okinawa that served as practice targets for SAM missile training. (4:11)

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After joining the Navy and being stationed in Okinawa, Joe Jamison enters pilot training and learns to fly the F-86. As Vietnam begins to heat up, Joe moves to the A-4 Skyhawk. Flying off of the USS Midway from "Yankee Station", Joe tells stories of bombing raids into North Vietnam. (9:30)

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Flying off of the USS Midway carrier, Joe Jamison tells stories about making bombing raids into North Vietnam, including harrowing tales of accidents and mishaps. (9:20)

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Flying the A-4 Skyhawk, Joe Jamison provides a very detailed account of dropping practice Nuclear weapons over California. In addition, Joe encountered many dangers while operating from an aircraft carrier off the coast of Vietnam. (10:00)

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Joe Jamison tells the story of a bombing raid over North Vietnam. Stories of air to air refueling and air to air collisions underline the hazards of operating off of an aircraft carrier. (6:16)

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Joe Jamision talks about losing his wingman, "Skip" in a raid over North Vietnam. Skip spent 7 years in a POW camp. Joe describes how being a POW caused long term implications for those captured. (1:44)