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Clifford Wilford

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After an injury sustained in battle, Clifford Wilford found himself in the hospital out for a few days. The feeling of losing long periods of time due to sustained medical absence can leave you disoriented upon return. After his return, his company set out to capture Frankfurt, Germany. (6:00)

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Clifford Wilford remembers a very close encounter that led to his near-death. By slim chance, he moved locations during the night just before his previous location took a direct hit. (3:13)

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Clifford Wilford remembers patrolling during an artillery firing to find out why the shells were coming in so accurate. What they found was a big surprise to them. (5:51)

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In what was supposed to be a routine sweep of a cellar in Metz, Germany, Wilford faced one-on-one combat with a German soldier armed with a concussion grenade. The quick instincts that defined his actions in that moment are what saved his life. (6:39)

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Clifford Wilford recalls when he was first diagnosed with his Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, a lot of which was attributed to his experiences with concentration camps. Seeing the inhumanity of those camps has not left him even after all these years. (4:40)

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Clifford Wilford recites a song from wartime that captures the essence of his experience in Europe. (1:41)

Clifton Linnell

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Part 2: Mr. Linnell discusses the thirteen months of his life that he spent inside a German prison camp. (3:28)

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Part 1: Mr. Linnell discusses bailing out of his plane, witnessing his fellow troops being killed, and being captured and interrogated by German forces. (3:54)

Clyde Bramlett

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Clyde Bramlett talks about receiving false instructions from Germans while on a bombing mission. (1:54)

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Clyde Bramlett describes the flak that he experienced on bombing runs over Germany. (3:58)