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George Coy

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George Coy discusses the graphic landing experiences on Leyte during the initial Philippine Liberation in October 1944. (6:47)

George Crockett

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George Crockett remembers his early life and deciding to enlist in the Marines. After arriving in Da Nang, he travelled with his unit all over Vietnam running various missions. (5:46)

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George Crockett remembers the worst day of Vietnam, when he was in an intense firefight and injured from a bullet. (6:17)

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George Crockett remembers the day he and his company were ambushed by enemy combatants. After being wounded by a bullet, he had to think quickly to get himself to safety. (5:53)

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George Crockett remembers encountering enemy forces carrying morphine on one of his last nights in country. Growing up a hunter, he was equipped with the capability to succeed in Vietnam. (4:23)

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After leaving the Marine Corps, George Crockett found work doing what he loved in the outdoors. Looking back on his time in the military, he is grateful for the structure it provided him. (5:11)

George Culpepper

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George Culpepper sits in the water of the Surigao Strait and watches as two Japanese naval task forces pass him by in the night. (4:50)

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George Culpepper, aboard a Navy submarine chaser, has a close encounter with a Kamikaze in Leyte Gulf. (4:17)

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George Culpepper remembers picking up three Phillipine civilians who had been floating on the open sea in a small raft. (2:25)

George Forrest

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George Forrest left home thinking his father had acquiesced to the white power structure in his home town. When he returned, though, he found out that what he'd done was just the opposite. Enjoying the ROTC element of his college experience, Forrest received a commission in the Army and had some interesting assignments before he joined a newly organized air assault division. (5:34)