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Edward Cope

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Having served as a radioman aboard the USS Callaway, Ed Cope recalls one humorous mistake made by a fellow sailor. (1:46)

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While heading into the Marshall Islands, Ed Cope remembers his landing craft beaching on a reef resulting in him being declared MIA for a week, and saving a fellow sailor's life in the meantime. (3:57)

Edward Morrison

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Ed Morrison and the crew of the USS Chub take on an Indonesian POW. (0:54)

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Ed Morrison recalls the USS Chub using their conventional, non-torpedo, weapons to sink large supply ships. (2:02)

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Ed Morrison tells the story of a Navy man who uses his R&R to fight with the Marines, only to alienate himself from the crew of the USS Chub. (1:58)

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Ed Morrison recalls the USS Chub sinking the high-speed Japanese Minelayer W-34. (2:24)

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Ed Morrison remembers the near death of the USS Chub when a stray Japanese bomber sneaks up on the surfaced sub during the early morning hours. (4:23)

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Ed Morrison recalls the interesting, strange, and often grueling train ride across the Australian continent to Perth. (4:11)

Elbert Dobbs

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Elbert Dobbs got a six month reprieve from the draft because his wife was expecting. Then it was infantry basic and right into a convoy to Le Havre, France and on into Germany. It was 1945 but the war wasn't over, yet. (3:07)

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The worst thing to Elbert Dobbs was the German 88's. "You learned to hide under a helmet." He saw what happens when you are ordered to advance and you do not and then he learned the proper way to celebrate taking a town. (5:57)