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Ben Malcom

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Ben Malcom describes how his Special Forces unit would capture North Korean soldiers as prisoners 150 miles behind enemy lines. (1:00)

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Ben Malcom describes the makeup of the 8240th Army Unit, a Special Forces collaboration between the U.S. Army and guerilla fighters in North Korea. Over 200 Americans were spread out over nearly two dozen individual units, commanding and assisting hundreds of guerrilla fighters each. Malcom's individual unit became known as the White Tigers. (3:04)

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Ben Malcom comments on the disappointment many of his North Korean guerrilla fighters felt that the United States didn't press further into North Korea, and instead negotiated a compromise to end the war. Some of his fighters settled in South Korea, but many stayed behind in the North, some of those even continued to report on their operations after the war. (3:30)

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Ben Malcom discusses how his Special Forces unit worked with the indigenous Montagnard people of Vietnam in order to train them to fight against North Vietnamese forces. (5:36)

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Ben Malcom recalls the lesson he quickly learned about how to secure convoys to reduce the likelihood of taking fire from Viet Cong. (1:24)

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Ben Malcom remembers the bombing of the Brink Hotel by Viet Cong forces in Saigon in December of 1964. Bob Hope was scheduled to be in the building when it was destroyed, but luckily he'd been held up at the airport. (1:42)

Ben Morris

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Mr. Morris describes his experiences upon his arrival to Korea. (2:30)

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Mr. Morris explains how an Army unit adopted a chipmunk that led to the cause of a funny incident. (1:06)

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Mr. Morris graphically describes witnessing a fellow soldier being incinerated. (1:19)

Ben Robertson

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Ben and his fellow airmen encounter a Pacific typhoon that hits their assigned island. They all survive by hiding in a plane weighted down by sand bags. (3:34)