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Sy Glauser

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The difference between the B-17 and the B-29 is like night and day, says navigator Sy Glauser. You had to wear three layers of clothing in the non-pressurized B-17 but in the B-29, you could fly in a t-shirt. He arrived in the Pacific theater just as the first atomic bomb was used so his crew never saw any combat. (3:46)

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The war had ended and the airmen were getting antsy. They paid an outrageous amount for a bottle of booze to take their minds off the fact they were performing enlisted men's duties. The enlisted men had mostly gone home. so the officers had to pitch in. Navigator Sy Glauser became the supply officer. (4:45)

Sy Rosen

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Part 2: Mr. Rosen concludes describing his efforts for survival during the Panzer attack in Ottweiler. (2:28)

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Mr. Rosen describes being strafed by German soldiers in Nuremberg and losing several truck drivers in the process. (1:02)

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Mr. Rosen describes liberating a work camp while in route to the Rhine River. (1:18)

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Mr. Rosen describes capturing a soldier who had unintentionally been drafted into the German Army. (1:33)

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Part 1: Mr. Rosen describes facing an SS Panzer Unit upon entering the town of Ottweiler, Germany. (4:05)

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Part 2: Mr. Rosen concludes describing battle with and escape from the German Army. (4:21)

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Mr. Rosen describes capturing many German soldiers and witnessing an entire German unit surrender. (2:47)

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Part 1: Mr. Rosen describes an interesting patrol that ended in an intense battle with the German Army. (4:21)