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Morton Chalef

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Morton Chalef describes how German artillery would fire random harassment rounds into towns and how he survived the "luck of the draw" one night. (3:21)

Mose Gordon

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Mr. Gordon describes a narrow escape he had while flying with the minister. (5:57)

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Mr. Gordon describes witnessing the poverty and pain that the North Korean civilians lived through during the war. (1:47)

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Mr. Gordon shares his experiences from the two years he spent in Hawaii flying P-47's. (1:35)

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(Part 2/2) Mr. Gordon concludes sharing the details of his near death experience. (4:20)

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(Part 1/2) Mr. Gordon describes being flamed out during a combat mission and discusses the harrowing results that followed. (4:38)

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Mr. Gordon discusses what it was like to eject from a jet during combat. (3:53)

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Mr. Gordon describes preparing for his first combat mission over Korea, and talks about how Chinese and Russian forces heavily outnumbered American pilots. (3:30)

Murray Leff

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Murray Leff joined the ROTC while in college. He was still a student when the attack on Pearl Harbor angered him, but it also baffled him. Surely they must know they can't win a war against us? (5:16)

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It may have been unusual in Brooklyn, but Murray Leff developed an interest in guns and owned a rifle as a young mn. This gave him a leg up on the firing range during his infantry training. Something else unusual about him is that he actually enjoyed the trip across the Atlantic on his way to join the war in Europe. (3:36)