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Sam Holliday

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Sam Holliday remembers defending the Pusan Perimeter, which he regards as the most decisive battle of the Korean War. (3:48)

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Sam Holliday discusses his run in with disorganized and rowdy Turkish troops during the Korean War. (2:07)

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Sam Holliday remembers taking on the 6th North Korean Division during a battle in the "Notch". (7:23)

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Sam Holliday remembers taking part in the battle of Many Fingered Hill, the last Chinese defensive position south of the 38th parallel. (9:00)

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After a battle at Chinju Hill, Sam Holliday recalls dealing with a fellow soldier who had sent prisoners off to their deaths. (2:28)

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Near the end of the Korean War, Sam Holliday describes how he planned withdrawal routes in order to lessen the impact of Chinese or North Korean assaults. (1:54)

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Sam Holliday remarks at how "amazingly unprepared" his unit was for combat in Korea. (1:31)

Sam Hunt

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Sam Hunt talks about the logistics and bureaucracy of the U.S. Army during the war. (4:01)

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Sam Hunt discusses specialized armored projects that took place during WWII in order to combat enemy tanks and artillery. (1:50)

Sam O'Quinn

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During a mission to destroy communication lines along the Seine River in France in August of 1944, Sam O'Quinn's B-24 bomber took heavy flak damage. With a crash landing unavoidable, Sam, the radio operator, recalls his emotions as his crew anxiously attempted to coast the aircraft back across the English Channel to avoid a water landing. (3:20)