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Ken Johnson

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Loaded down with equipment, paratrooper Ken Johnson had to be helped into his seat on the plane. In this account, he relives his first jump at an incredible speed and getting injured in the air. (3:01)

Ken Jordan

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While serving at a prisoner of war camp, Ken Jordan recalls the horror of finding a mass grave nearby which had been used by German soldiers to dispose of the bodies of Allied soldiers and local citizens. (1:50)

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Ken Jordan recalls getting pulled into a surprise celebration while on a reconnaissance mission in Brunswick, Germany, in 1945. (1:21)

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Serving as a combat engineer during World War II, Ken Jordan describes two close calls with shrapnel during the crossing of the Rhine River and during a German artillery attack. (3:55)

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Ken Jordan remembers uncovering German booby-traps in Aachen, Germany, in 1945. (1:50)

Ken Morgenthaler

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Ken Morgenthaler remembers his joining the military at a young age and thoroughly enjoying it. He found a sense of camaraderie with the members of his unit and respected his drill sergeants for working them that hard. (5:18)

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Once arriving at Fort Stewart, Ken Morgenthaler had to adjust to the intense training that went on there. He looks back on those times fondly as putting him in the best shape of his life. (4:22)

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During training, Ken Morgenthaler tried to stay positive during the toughest moments of training. Keeping a disciplined mindset was key to getting through the rigorous times. (4:41)

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Ken Morgenthaler remembers getting the call to go overseas and feeling ready to get deployed. Once arriving in the Iraqi desert, the rough conditions of the desert were striking to Morgenthaler and his unit. (10:14)

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While driving the tank in country, Ken Morgenthaler had to face some difficult terrain that led to some complications. Though they took some mortar fire, the United States Air Force was extremely effective in taking out enemy combatants. (11:36)