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Edgar Dunlap

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While Edgar Dunlap was stationed in the Pacific, he was given the chance to meet Senator Richard Russell. Not only were Senator Russell and Ed from the same state, but the Senator was also a friend of Ed's father. While Ed was digging a latrine, the Senator's aide approached him, and told him to get in formal clothes to meet the Senator. Unfortunately, Ed was already wearing his best clothes. (1:13)

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After the surrender, Edgar Dunlap was sent to Japan as part of the occupying force. Mr. Dunlap talks about his time and his travels as part of the Army that occupied the country. (1:50)

Edsel Flanders

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Mr. Flanders briefly discusses aiding British forces during Operation Market Garden. (:49)

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Mr. Flanders describes aiding an engineer who had nearly been blown to pieces due to a mine explosion. (:58)

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Mr. Flanders describes the casualties that resulted from the immense damage caused by a German Brigade. (:50)

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Mr. Flanders describes how he and additional medics would treat shrapnel wounds during the war. (2:26)

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Mr. Flanders discusses the armor that belonged to the 7th Armored Division, and describes the devastating effects inflicted by 88mm guns. (6:05)

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As a result of the destruction of an American ambulance, Mr. Flanders briefly describes the tragic loss of several troops. (:39)

Edward Cope

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Ed Cope, a radioman, recalls his first landing on Saipan and being abandoned a mile behind enemy lines. (2:57)

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After his first night on Kwajalein Atoll, Ed Cope recalls waking up to an unpleasant surprise. (:43)