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Bob Keller

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Bob Keller comments about flying missions over North Africa and Europe, including the number of aircraft contributed by the U.S., his concerns about bombing areas near civilians, and his hopes for the future. Provided by Sal Strom. This interview is audio (8:03)

Bob Keller

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Bob Keller encounters combat in Vietnam while capturing a new informant. (1:53)

Bob Keller

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Bob Keller describes some of the highs and lows of flying in a bombardment squadron during World War II. Provided by Sal Strom. This interview is audio only. (1:44)

Bob Keller

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Bob Keller and his mixed unit air drop into a small city to capture troops of an NVA transport company. (1:47)

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Bob Keller and his unit are chased down a cliff and through a creekbed by rock-throwing NVA troops. (3:00)

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Bob Keller gets caught in the crossfire between his unit and the enemy. (2:39)

Bob Kessler

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Mr. Kessler describes being five miles away from his men and completing a dangerous task commanded by his Colonel. (1:28)

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Mr. Kessler describes the difficulties of taking Bloody Ridge and Heartbreak Ridge in Korea. (3:01)

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Mr. Kessler discusses being wounded along with a majority of his unit while serving as a forward observer in Korea. (4:18)

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Mr. Kessler describes being shot in the leg and surviving a grenade blast while serving in Korea. (1:22)