Preserving The Oral HistorIES of Combat Veterans
Dale Luton, 2nd Marine Division, was sent to the Pacific at only 17 years old where he spent time on Guadalcanal, and on Saipan as an ambulance driver.
Lt. Robert W. Fisher's (USMCR) personal account of the taking of Peleliu Island.
Doug Crow's war journal excerpts highlight many of his experiences during his time in Vietnam. One of these stories revisits a night around June 18, 1969 when at least three NVA platoons hit LZ Ike.
The following are Merrill Feldman’s letters mostly to his father Alfred Feldman during his time in the Army during the Second World War.
Excerpts from Edward Hessing's memoir that describe his joining the Army, and his time in Europe when he found it difficult to deal with death.
Former Army Captain Edward Oliver tells the story of his landing on LeHavre and then his capture and time in captivity under the Germans.
A letter to Japanese soldiers written by Lieutenant General Yoshitsugu Saito during the American invasion of Saipan in WWII. This was found on the body of a dead enemy. (Letter translated)
Part Two of Emmitt Tesch’s memoir which recounts the stories from the landing at Cherbourg to a non-combative injury.
The devoted Emmitt Tesch remains in the Army and works harder than ever, and along the way finds a lot of friends from his past.
Emmitt Tesch’s story continues with his first reenlistment and followed 3 years later by his second reenlistment.
