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Andy Flock

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The war took him right to Hitler's birthplace, Braunau. Andy Flock was in a foxhole in a potato field when he was shaken awake and told the war was over. Before long he had financed a trip to Paris with 12 cartons of cigarettes. (5:06)

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He didn't get the triumphant parade down Broadway that he dreamed of, but Andy Flock was still glad to be home. The news of the Atomic Bomb was nice, but he still had orders to report to Camp Cook. Some MP's needed their dishes washed. (6:45)

Andy Kiddey

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Andy Kiddey remembers leading an attack on a German tank in Italy. (2:19)

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Andy Kiddey tells the story of being a passenger on a hospital plane dreadfully close to running out of fuel over Japan. (2:31)

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Andy Kiddey recounts a close call with Italian soldiers in North Africa (1:47)

Andy Mouw

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(Part 2) Mr. Mouw concludes his epic survival story of the sinking of the USS Bismark. (8:41)

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Mr. Mouw explains a funny incident between him and his strict ship commander. (4:56)

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(Part 1) Mr. Mouw describes his fight for survival during the sinking of the USS Bismark. (8:01)

Andy Smith

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Colonel Andy Smith talks about his time in the Korean War as a Marine pilot. As a pilot of the AU-1 Corsair, Colonel Smith's job was to observe the movements of North Korean and Chinese soldiers crossing the border. Colonel Smith retired from the Marines after 30 years of service. (2:56)

Andy Staruch

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Brooklynite Andy Staruch got in on the ground floor of an innovative pipe coating business but when the contract he was working on ran out, he was swept up in the early 1940's draft. He wound up going through basic training repeatedly because the Army kept poaching his unit for replacements, an unusual situation which caught the eye of Walter Winchell. (5:19)