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Dan Brogan

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While involved with the invasion of Kuwait, Brogan and his battalion played a role in securing the area. After the mission was accomplished there, his battalion discharged back to the States and Brogan stayed in the National Guard to do Army Intel. (8:26)

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Reflecting on his time on the Marines, Dan Brogan credit a lot to his time in the service. Discipline, quick thinking and leadership are all crucial skills in his everyday life. (4:19)

Dan Greenberg

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Dan Greenberg describes his time repairing and upgrading aircraft while stationed on the island of Biak in the Dutch East Indies during World War II. (4:06)

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After being sent to Tokyo after the end of World War II for occupation duty, Dan Greenberg describes the contrast between the Japanese warriors during the war and the Japanese civilians after the war. (3:01)

Dan Magill

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Every member of Dan Magill's fraternity joined the military services the day after Pearl Harbor was attacked. He was allowed to finish college and then he reported to Parris Island. Alongside him was a great friend, Howard "Smiley" Johnson, who was quite a character. (This interview made possible with the support of ANITA E. MANUEL.) (5:09)

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The training at Parris Island boot camp was the best he had at any time in his service, says Dan Magill. He describes the steely toughness of the drill instructors as they pushed the men to their limits. He also learned how lethal the weapons were when a hand grenade exercise claimed the life of the instructor. (This interview made possible with the support of ANITA E. MANUEL.) (4:08)

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Dan Magill recalls a couple of funny stories from his boot camp experience. One involves the notorious aiming capabilities of the .45 caliber pistol and the other is about the dreaded last shot from the Corpsman. (This interview made possible with the support of ANITA E. MANUEL.) (3:27)

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After boot camp, Dan Magill reported to Quantico for officer candidate training. The newly arrived Marine was walking by the barracks when he spotted a beautiful redhead who was the spitting image of Maureen O'Hara. Once he picked himself up off the ground, he found out something startling. (This interview made possible with the support of ANITA E. MANUEL.) (2:20)

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There was a colonel at Quantico who was so tough the men called him "Ramrod." Dan Magill recalls when he and his buddies suffered the wrath of the commander. Suffering of a different kind occurred when whiskey was passed around on the way to a blind date. (This interview made possible with the support of ANITA E. MANUEL.) (3:54)

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Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point was Dan Magill's first post out of Officer Candidate school. There was some excitement, most notably the riot when he took the basketball team to Parris Island to play their team. Then there was his buddy's date at functions, who was soon to be famous. (This interview made possible with the support of ANITA E. MANUEL.) (2:21)