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Fred Moston

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When Fred Moston returned home from the European Theater, the first thing he did was go looking for his dog. The news was not good. Then he found out his job was gone and, for a while, it was just the local bar with the other veterans, who were suddenly distinct from everyone else. He was successful in college and became a history teacher. His take on the Greatest Generation is that it was someone else. (2:21)

Fred Pounds

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Fred Pounds tells of a close call with artillery fire in Germany (:30)

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Fred Pounds recounts an unsettling experience with German prisoners (Caution: Graphic) (1:00)

Fred Sealy

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Fred Sealy remembers his time in Tokyo after the end of World War II, including an amusing story of how he paid his respects at the Emperor's Palace. (2:47)

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Fred Sealy tells his story of how he ended up in the Air Corps and the dangers involved in flying secret missions over "The Hump" from India into China during World War II. (5:16)

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Fred Sealy recalls the touching story of transporting Bataan Death March survivors back to the United States after the end of World War II. (1:22)

Fred Simonini

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Fred Simonini remembers an amusing but dangerous trick that the experienced Hospital Corps personnel would play on new nurses on the island of Leyte. (:48)

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While stationed in the Philippines, Fred Simonini recalls his hospital unit taking in a small army of surrendered Japanese soldiers. (1:04)

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Fred Simonini describes the role of his Portable Surgical Hospital as well as a few memorable events they experienced in the Pacific during World War II. (2:03)

Fred Springs

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Fred Springs shares one particularly gory accident aboard the USS Yorktown flight deck. (1:07)