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David Brown

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David Brown developed Post Traumatic Stress Disorder late in life once he retired and had more time to think about the war. When he first returned, he was nearly sent right back, but his Congressman helped him avoid that injustice. His last assignment was marching trainees around at Jump School, where he encountered some Navy SEALs who made quite an impression on him. (4:11)

David Cochran

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Mr. Cochran describes an incident involving friendly fire in an apple orchard in France. (:46)

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Mr. Cochran discusses preparing for, and landing on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day. (5:51)

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Mr. Cochran describes the supplies that he and his squad received to attack a German occupied town in Normandy. (4:45)

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Mr. Cochran describes seeing a young soldier surviving a shot to the head. (1:37)

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Mr. Cochran discusses a tragic loss of a fellow soldier in a church steeple. (1:18)

David Harrington

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David Harrington recounts his upbringing in a military family which led him to enlist and attend basic training at Fort Dix in New Jersey. (4:23)

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David Harrington speaks on his time in Dong Tam and what it felt like to finally be able to enjoy some rest & relaxation under mortar fire. (2:46)

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David Harrington recounts his time as a platoon leader leading a mission to wipe out enemy combatants. After taking control over a small village, David Harrington called for artillery but an error with the maps led to some rounds coming too close for comfort. (5:38)

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David Harrington describes the harrowing experience that flying in & out of Vietnam via chopper was every time. Facing enemy artillery fire and, at times, total darkness called for precision and focus from every member of the platoon. (4:39)