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Walter Victor

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During the intensity of the landing on D-Day, Mr. Victor witnesses his close friend slip and sink into the ocean. (1:49)

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Mr. Victor describes meeting the Chief of Staff and being offered a job at the Pentagon in the middle of battle on the front lines. (1:23)

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Mr. Victor describes retrieving dynamite and helping a group of Polish men blow down a bridge in Belgium. (1:39)

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Mr. Victor describes earning a Bronze Star by successfully capturing German spies. (1:44)

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Mr. Victor describes saving a Polish man's life after discovering Dachau prison camp in Germany. (1:32)

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Mr. Victor describes witnessing a man sell his twelve year old daughter while in Africa. (:31)

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Mr. Victor recalls being pulled off of the front lines to help translate for Polish workers in a factory in Belgium. (3:24)

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Mr. Victor recalls eating a surprising and disturbing dish when he had lunch with a group of factory workers in Belgium. (:31)

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Mr. Victor describes how a piece of shrapnel got stuck in his knee and how it has remained there since the day it occurred. (2:29)

Warren Glen Bestwick

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Three days after the invasion of Okinawa, Warren Glen Bestwick recalls his fighter squadron being sent in to provide air support against Japanese aircraft in the area. Provided by Sal Strom. This interview is audio only. (2:52)