SEARCH RESULTS

Clyde Milam

---

The streamer was flying from the bridge. It was the heading home streamer and the men of the USS Straus were overjoyed, including Clyde Milam. He was soon to discover that his short stop at Nagasaki had left him with a terrible problem. (This interview made possible with the support of COL ROBERT W. RUST, USMCR (ret.) in honor of LtGen Lawrence Snowden & LtGen George Christmas.) (8:26)

Clyde Thrasher

---

Clyde Thrasher recalls the landing at Salerno Italy (2:08)

---

Clyde Thrasher's friend Duke engages in hand-to-hand combat with the enemy in Italy (:46)

---

Clyde Thrasher remembers crawling across a field under heavy fire in Salerno Italy (1:44)

Clyne Veal

---

Clyne Veal recalls his time on the USS Emmons during D-Day as they were the first Naval ship to be fired upon and to return fire. He remembers being swarmed by German submarines and having to deal (3:11)

COL Jack Jacobs (ret.)

---

COL Jack Jacobs (ret.) remembers his first real combat experience in Vietnam (3:32)

---

COL Jack Jacobs (ret.) expounds on the world of the soldier and their status as professionals. (2:13)

---

COL Jack Jacobs (ret.) recalls his first combat experience in Vietnam as an advisor to the Army of the Republic of Vietnam. (3:16)

---

COL Jack Jacobs (ret.) recalls battling for a Catholic Church in Northern Vietnam (3:16)

---

COL Jack Jacobs (ret.) goes through the normal operations of the Vietnamese battalion (2nd Battalion, 16th Infantry) that he was attached to. (2:41)