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Louis Zoghby

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Lou Zoghby describes what it was like to ride into Germany, and into combat, in a lightweight glider. Provided by LifeCairn, Inc. (2:48)

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Lou Zoghby describes his company navigating through a dangerous mine field and simultaneous mortar attack in the darkness and cold of night during the Battle of the Bulge. Provided by LifeCairn, Inc. (3:32)

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During a rare silent break on the front lines during the Battle of the Bulge, Lou Zoghby recalls the sights and sounds of being treated to warm food. Provided by LifeCairn, Inc. (1:49)

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Lou Zoghby describes what was going through his mind when his company was asked to prepare for bayonet combat during the Battle of the Bulge. Provided by LifeCairn, Inc. (1:34)

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Lou Zoghby talks about the painful toll the wet and cold environment took on troops' feet in Ardennes during the Battle of the Bulge. Provided by LifeCairn, Inc. (1:50)

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After being delivered into Germany by a glider in March of 1945, Lou Zoghby talks about how exposed he and his fellow soldiers were to artillery fire and other dangers. Provided by LifeCairn, Inc. (2:18)

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Lou Zoghby remembers finding himself a pawn in some German soldiers' deadly game during the Battle of the Bulge. Provided by LifeCairn, Inc. (3:09)

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Louis Zoghby tells a story about how his conscience kept him from claiming a Purple Heart medal after a sudden and deadly mortar attack. Provided by LifeCairn, Inc. (2:01)

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After the end of World War II, Lou Zoghby remembers preparing for and taking part in the Victory Day celebrations in New York City. Provided by LifeCairn, Inc. (3:47)

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While pushing through Northern Europe during World War II, Lou Zoghby describes feeling like "carnival ducks" in a shooting gallery. Provided by LifeCairn, Inc. (1:09)