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Mr. Ryder speaks of the rough time they had crossing the Atlantic aboard the Louis Pasteur.

Mr. Nystad is explaining jump training and also how well his first actual jump went without a hesitation.

Mr. Nystad tells about his trip to Gaza where he had to drive unescorted and could only carry an unloaded SMG.

Mr. Nystad recalls about a time a Turkish soldier was asleep on the job and his officer walked up to him and shot him for his actions.

Mr. Carter talks going back to Holland and how emotional it was.

Mr. Carter talks going ‘house to house combat' and what it was like to go through a field with heavy fighting.

Mr. Carter talks about what happened after he was shot and how he was put in an area where you were suppose to go to die.

Mr. Carter talks about getting shot by a sniper while he was trying to help wounded guys.

Mr. Romanow speaks of the impact of the war on others, especially those at home.

Mr. Romanow speaks of the effects of war on himself.

Mr. Romanow talks about the changing world, after the war, and today.

Mr. Romanow reads a piece he wrote concerning a crew lost to weather, and a similar experience he had.