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Jake McNiece

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(From Interview #2 Jan. 9, 2011 Video #30) While in occupation at Hitler's retreat in Austria, Jake McNiece was amazed at the luxury of the installation. After a huge victory celebration there, complete with baseball games, he went to Paris to do the town one more time. Since it was Jake McNiece, you know what was bound to happen. (5:55)

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(From Interview #2 Jan. 9, 2011 Video #31) After the war, Jake McNiece got a call from a Dutch boy who told him the story of his aunt. She had watched the 101st Airborne Division's jump into Holland, and was thrilled because she knew she was destined for one of the Nazi's "baby factories," where blue eyed, blond girls were kept for the pleasure of the SS. (4:00)

James Arsenault

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After being captured by German soldiers, James Arsenault recalls being interrogated by SS officers and being transported into the heart of German territory as a prisoner of war. (5:15)

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James Arsenault describes how he became an infantry scout. (:40)

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James Arsenault shares the paranoia he suffered after returning home from being a POW during World War II. (:38)

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While serving as a prisoner of war at Stalag 2B, James Arsenault remembers himself and his fellow prisoners devising a bold insult to their Nazi captors. (2:14)

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James Arsenault goes through the chain of events which led him from the invasion of Nettuno, Italy, to being taken prisoner by German soldiers. (7:00)

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James Arsenault remembers the terrible scene he witnessed arriving in Naples, Italy, shortly after the Battle of Naples. (:38)

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With Russian troops encroaching on their territory, James Arsenault recalls how his German captors forced him and his fellow prisoners on a 500 mile march over 40 days. (7:07)

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While serving as a prisoner of war farm laborer, James Arsenault remembers a rare moment of solidarity among his fellow prisoners and their captors. (1:04)