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Arthur Crowe

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Arthur Crowe talks about how faith and a friendship with the company Chaplain gave him interesting memories. (2:01)

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Arthur Crowe recalls two memorable events on his transport ship in the waters off the French coast. (2:04)

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Artillery observer Arthur Crowe tells of his unusual experience targeting a single enemy soldier in Normandy (1:45)

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Arthur Crowe recalls how he watched from a plateau as a German unit, isolated in the winter wilderness, is targeted by artillery and fighter planes on strafing runs. (1:30)

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Arthur Crowe explains the awarding of points and how he had just enough points to go home as his unit broke up following VE Day. (2:01)

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Arthur Crowe remembers how a fellow soldier had a deadly run in with a shallow river while laying cable for the company's communications. (3:07)

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Arthur Crowe recalls the 9th Infantry dodging German artillery and machine gun fire while participating in the taking of the bridge at Remagen, the last standing bridge over the Rhine. (4:13)

Arthur Hicks

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Arthur Hicks remembers the hardships black service members faced after World War II, and praises the steps President Truman took towards desegregating the armed forces. Provided by Sal Strom. This interview is audio only. (5:49)

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Arthur Hicks, a Tuskegee Airman, describes the racial make-up of the trainers and trainees at Tuskegee. Provided by Sal Strom. This interview is audio only. (2:41)

Arthur Hurst

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The Army evaluated him and sent him to radio school. Then, Arthur Hurst shipped out for Korea, where he was assigned to Headquarters of a tank battalion on the line. He enjoyed working with the sophisticated equipment, but the extreme weather was miserable. (5:11)