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Richard Delle Rose

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After the war ended in Europe, Richard Delle Rose was scheduled to go the Pacific and returned home for a 30 day leave. During that leave, the atomic bomb was used on Japan and the war was truly over. He still had some time to serve, but trips into Los Angeles made it an easy hitch. (This interview made possible with the support of DOUGLAS & PHYLLIS SEIBERT In Memory of Victor L. Seibert, 8th Air Force, KIA December 29, 1945.) (1:58)

Richard Eaton

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Richard Eaton takes a Ranger company into the jungles of Vietnam to expose the positions of Vietcong supply tunnels. (4:21)

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Richard Eaton and other Airborne soldiers take a leisurely cruise across the Atlantic. (1:06)

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While attempting to find British forces in the area, Richard Eaton becomes second in command of a Ranger company during the push to retake Seoul for the second time. (7:35)

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Richard Eaton takes part in the confusing and dangerous Airborne drop over Southern France, just days after the landings at Normandy. (3:05)

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While making his way into Northern France, Richard Eaton and a mixed company of Airborne troops take fire from German 88s in a nearby mountain range. (2:41)

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Richard Eaton faces death, the cold, and some heroism during the Battle of the Bulge. (9:50)

Richard Fiske

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Richard Fiske describes an incredible feat of the "Scrap Iron Lady", a name lovingly given to the USS West Virginia after it sank and was rebuilt after the attack on Pearl Harbor. Footage donated by Bill Shea. (1:28)

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Stationed aboard the USS West Virginia on December 7, 1941, Richard Fiske recalls in detail the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and the chaos that followed. Footage donated by Bill Shea. (9:57)

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After their ship was hit by Japanese bombers at Pearl Harbor, Richard Fiske tells the emotional story of an attempt to rescue two trapped sailors as the ship filled with seawater. Footage donated by Bill Shea. (4:23)