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Arnold Whittaker

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After liberating Metz and being struck by a German counterattack, Arnold Whittaker recalls the massive numbers of replacement soldiers sent in to his company, and the dangers those inexperienced soldiers posed to their seasoned peers. (4:15)

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Arnold Whittaker describes the deadly winter conditions that G.I.s faced during the Battle of the Bulge and the toll those conditions took on their bodies. (5:59)

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Arnold Whittaker remembers the best Christmas present he ever received during the Battle of the Bulge. (4:07)

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Arnold Whittaker describes the last words he often heard from dying soldiers. (1:13)

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Arnold Whittaker recollects the difficulty, both emotionally and physically, of dealing with fallen soldiers during the Battle of the Bulge. (3:18)

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Arnold Whittaker describes the dichotomy between anonymous replacements and bonded soldiers. (1:28)

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Only a few days before the war with Germany was rumored to end, Arnold Whittaker recalls finding himself in the sights of a German Tiger tank. (4:39)

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Arnold Whittaker remembers a particularly traumatic sight after landing at Omaha Beach a few months after D-Day in 1944. (1:42)

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Arnold Whittaker tells the story that ensued after finding a photo of a U.S. soldier in a small Luxembourg village while heading towards Germany in 1945. (3:24)

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Arnold Whittaker discusses the hardship U.S. forces faced while crossing the Rhine river in March of 1945 under the command of General Patton. (8:52)