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John Buchanan

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John Buchanan recalls his first night on the front lines in Belgium during World War II. (2:14)

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After crossing the Rhine River, John Buchanan recalls a "nasty" firefight his platoon got into while trying to take over a pair of gun emplacements near Duisberg, Germany, where they, including Bill Friendshuh, nearly became cornered by German troops. (9:45)

John Bullard

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John Bullard is brought into a Parachute Infantry Regiment fresh out of OCS, and in no time becomes a Company Commander. (3:23)

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After landing in mainland Japan, John Bullard and his men are asked to hold the Daichi Building until the arrival of General MacArthur. (2:01)

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On Okinawa, John Bullard and his men prepare for a mission, but they're confused because the war is supposed to be over. (7:22)

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John Bullard tells the story of he and his men finding a way to feed starving Japanese civilians by doing some pheasant hunting. (2:15)

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John Bullard recounts a story told to him by another soldier, of that soldier's experience in the aftermath of the Los Baños Raid and how that event caught up with him years later. (3:33)

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John Bullard goes through the pros and cons of soldiers getting their boots wet. (2:50)

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John Bullard surprises his men by figuring out how to launch a successful artillery strike on a target that's out of range. (2:35)

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While not there in person, John Bullard recounts the story of the Los Baños Raid as told to him by soldiers who participated in it. (6:10)