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Harold Bobroff

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From marriage to Marines, Harold "Hutch" Bobroff recalls the series of events that quickly changed his life before seeing action in Iwo Jima. (3:55)

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Thinking the battle of Guam was over, Harold "Hutch" Bobroff relives the nightmare of being shot by the enemy and how he felt after a young Japanese soldier was killed. (4:37)

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After training on Guam, "Hutch" relives the shocking scene of dead Marines on the island of Iwo Jima, smoking volcanic terrain, and carrying guns he couldn't shoot. (6:14)

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"Hutch" shares his dramatic account of travelling with a friend whose dangerous job, flamethrower, threatened both their lives. (3:15)

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Brave and bleeding while treating other wounded soldiers, "Hutch" relives being honored with a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart (5:52)

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Remembering the horrors of war, "Hutch" vividly describes US tanks being hit by mortars, Japanese banzai attacks, and friends who were killed in action. (4:31)

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"Hutch" reflects back on witnessing a fight between two US Marines, how he felt about enemy soldiers, and the one corpsman who proved to be an amazing hero on Iwo Jima. (3:37)

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Honorably discharged from duty, "Hutch" recalls leaving Iwo Jima, celebrating with two friends, and receiving a shocking note when he arrives back home. (3:27)

Harold Barber

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Harold Barber and the 7th Marine Regiment invade Guadalcanal and see some of the most intense fighting of the war. (3:44)

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Harold Barber remembers fighting back a banzai charge from camouflaged Japanese troops in the jungles of Guadalcanal. (4:14)