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Victor Miesel

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The war was over but all the transport ships were busy in the Atlantic. Before he arrived home on foot in Pittsburgh, Victor Miesel had to endure a typhoon, possibly the last Japanese war plane, New Year's Eve in the Chicago stockyards, and a train journey to rival the one he had as a recruit. (Interview conducted by Veteran Voices of Pittsburgh: veteranvoicesofpittsburgh.com) (9:55)

Vince Masters

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Col. Masters shares his experiences from his second combat mission over Schweinfurt. (1:15)

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Col. Masters recalls his rough experiences from his first mission over Berlin. (1:27)

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Col. Masters describes the thrill of firing upon enemies while flying a P-51. (:44)

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Col. Masters describes spending twenty hours stranded at sea with his flight crew after bailing out of their plane, due to an intense mission over Bordeaux. (3:36)

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Col. Masters shares his disappointing experiences from D-Day. (:56)

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Following D-Day, Col. Masters discusses flying over Munich and achieving air supremacy. (:37)

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Col. Masters recalls having a peaceful mission over Amsterdam, then facing great difficulty during a combat mission over Warnemunde. (2:52)

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Col. Masters shares his experiences from an early combat mission he had over Prussia. (1:37)

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Col. Masters describes getting lost during a mission over Berlin due to a radar failure. (2:41)