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John Craven

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It was a fiasco, according to John Craven, an ambush that went terribly wrong. As daylight broke, a soldier began to retrieve the Claymore mines set out for protection in the night. Suddenly there were explosions and chaos and casualties. Even the Medivac and air support became a disorganized mess. (8:30)

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Radio operator John Craven was back at battalion recovering from jungle rot on his feet when they decided to put him to work in the TOC, the Tactical Operations Center. Now he was attached to a colonel instead of a captain, and had a much easier time of it, better food, too. After his tour, he was reluctant to talk about his experiences, given the political climate in the country. (3:03)

John Cunningham

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John Cunningham recounts a time when it was up to him to get the bomb bay doors closed after a bombing run. (4:28)

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John Cunningham, a top turret gunner, tells the story of when his bomber caught fire during flight. (4:51)

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John Cunningham talks about flying, and crash landing, with Jimmy Stewart. (3:41)

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John Cunningham shares his tale of getting lost in the Casbah in Algiers (3:30)

John Cushman

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Mr. Cushman discusses his survival methods and experiences during the Battle of the Bulge. (3:33)

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Mr. Cushman shares how he was one of five original soldiers from his platoon that survived their entire tour of Europe, and, in turn, earned a Bronze Star. (1:19)

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Mr. Cushman shares his experiences of his first combat mission in Europe and discusses the tragic loss of his company commander. (4:04)

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Mr. Cushman discusses being knocked unconscious by artillery fire and shares a funny incident that followed. (2:15)