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Howard Snyder

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After being shot down over Europe, Howard Snyder was being moved and protected by an underground French and Belgian resistance group. Although they were unsure of him at first, eventually they took him on missions to destroy German convoys. (Provided by the family of Howard Snyder) (5:04)

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While being housed and protected by members of The Underground resistance group in Belgium, Howard Snyder recalls two very close calls with German soldiers. (Provided by the family of Howard Snyder) (6:13)

Howell Titshaw

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Howell "Hal" Titshaw describes the horrid conditions and sights he witnessed at a concentration camp at Dachau, Germany, in 1945. (4:38)

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Often tasked with handling German prisoners of war, Howell "Hal" Titshaw tells how his unit dealt with one particulary difficult SS trooper. (2:42)

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Howell "Hal" Titshaw speaks frankly about how cruel the French people were to German prisoners of war during and after World War II. (1:27)

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Howell "Hal" Titshaw recalls landing at the beach in Southern France and some of the actions his military police battalion faced while making their way through Europe in 1944. (3:14)

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Howell "Hal" Titshaw remembers getting caught in the middle of an air raid while on R&R in Italy, and facing the fear of courtmartial charges shortly afterwards. (3:09)

Hoyt Savage

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Mr. Savage describes stealing and taking care of a Japanese cavalry horse. (2:24)

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Mr. Savage discusses sinking a Japanese sub while en route to the Philippines. (3:34)

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Mr. Savage discusses using cherry bombs against Japanese forces during a battle on a mountainside. (1:43)