Interview with Austin Karr, a POW in WWII. He talks about his time as a POW and his reason for joining the service.

Summary of an interview with John B. Henderson, a veteran of World War II in the Pacific Theater. This summary contains descriptions of Henderson's training at Fort Sam Houston, and the overall morale of his company during the War.

Interview with M.T. Hebel, a Pharmacist's Mate 1st Class in the US Navy. He answers questions about joining the military and life abroad.

Interview with Dorothy Dale Thomas Fitts, a nurse in the US Air Force during WWII. She answers questions about life before enlisting, and describes her time in the military.

Interview with Herman Berges a veteran of the U.S. Army who worked as a technician 5th Grade in the Medical Department during World War II. It includes a list of general questions about the war and Berges' participation, with his answers.

Interview with William T. Bowman, a veteran who served during World War II, in which he answers general questions about his experience in the Army.

Interview with Joe D. Crane, a colonel in the US Army. He answers questions about his service time and life in the military.

Interview with James A. Hill, an engineer in the US Army. He answers questions about his time in the military.

Interview with Warren Honey, a communications specialist with the US Army. He answers questions about his service during WWII.

Summary describing an interview with H. E. Maris highlighting his service to the military as a seaman in the US Navy during WWII, and his experiences of coming home. It also includes comments and observations by the author about the interview experience and Mr. Maris himself.

Interview with Raymond T. Donnelly, a fighter pilot in the US Air Force. He answers questions about his life prior to enlisting and while he was in the military.

Summary and reflection of an interview with Herman Felts Hart, a United States Army veteran of World War II. This summary highlights his being raised in Arkansas, followed by his enlistment into the Army during WWII; Hart served in Germany during the last few months of the war. Angie Troutman adds a reflection at the end of the summary stating her gratitude for the ability to interview her grandfather.

Interview with Howard Garland Johnson, who served as a Radioman 2nd Class in the United States Navy during WWII. He answers general questions about his military service and stops overseas.

Summary describing an interview with Asa M. Duncan, highlighting his service to the military as an infantryman in the US Army during WWII, and his experiences of coming home. It also includes comments and observations by the author about the interview experience and Mr. Duncan himself.

Interview with Clyde L. Childers, a veteran who served during World War II, in which he answers general questions about his experience in the Army, with a brief introductory biographical summary.

Summary of an interview with James W. Johnson, highlighting the divisions and battalions that he served in as well as anecdotes of other troops stealing supplies. Also mentioned are stories of treatment of deceased American soldiers, and the lack of rations coming in quickly.

Interview with Russell Colburn, a tank troop in the US Army. He answers questions about his time in the military during WWII.

Summary of an interview with William James Mainer detailing his service in the United States Army during World War II, and his life now that he is back home. Included are notes about Mainer's involvement in Africa and Italy.

Summary describing an interview with Edel Schickman highlighting his service to the military as a combat engineer in the US Army during WWII and the Korean War, and his experiences of coming home. It also includes comments and observations by the author about the interview experience and Mr. Schickman himself.

Summary describing an interview with Oswall Harman highlighting his service to the military as an electrician in the US Army during WWII, and his experiences of coming home. It also includes comments and observations by the author about the interview experience and Mr. Harman himself.