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Winston A. Williams

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Winston Williams remembers being briefed about landing at Omaha Beach and the sacrifice taken by his sergeant on D-Day. (1:30)

Winton Cain

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Mr. Cain discusses completing his training and shares his experiences from New Guinea. (3:36)

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Mr. Cain recalls getting into boats and wading ashore during the invasion of the Lingayen Gulf. (4:48)

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Mr. Cain describes how he was trained to operate landing boats. (1:10)

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Mr. Cain describes moving to New Britain and discusses what he was responsible for, including his preparation for the invasion of the Island of Luzon. (3:21)

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Mr. Cain discusses preparing for Japan and describes the time he spent there. (5:14)

Zach Pena

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Zach Pena remembers growing up in a military family and experiencing 9/11 and feeling the desire to join the military. (4:47)

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Zach Pena tells about the type of machinery that he handled while training for combat. While transitioning to his next station, his company got sent out to the deserts of California. (7:26)

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While transitioning into Iraq from the States, Zach Pena had a lot to accustom to after he first arrived. Taking advice from some of the senior guys helped him to get a sense for the conditions they would be facing. (4:33)

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Zach Pena remembers some of the devastation and weapons caches filled with a huge variety of deadly items, from top of the line US TOW missiles to WWII hand grenades, that he saw in the Iraqi countryside. While patrolling the desert, anything goes and once things start to happen, your training immediately kicks in. (9:25)