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John Brusa

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It was like a movie. John Brusa saw his platoon leader shouting and waving but could not hear what he was saying. Finally he understood. A man had been wounded and he needed to pull him to safety. It was the most tense few minutes he would experience in Afghanistan. (Caution: strong language) (5:06)

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Morale was not good at the end of that deployment. It was time to leave but John Brusa's unit was given one more assignment. They had to go support another company that was even more beat up than they were. Finally the time came and then the question. Do I want to reenlist? (6:07)

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Good leadership means a lot and John Brusa gives a shout out to several leaders who had a big influence on him. And what was his biggest leadership challenge once he was promoted? (6:23)

John Buchanan

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During an attempt to take over two gun emplacements, John Buchanan recalls a shocking sight when one of the emplacements next to Ernest Byrd was hit by a German artillery shell. (4:34)

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Just before shipping out to fight on the front lines during World War II, John Buchanan remembers receiving good news from a fortune teller; however, his best friend and fellow soldier receives a terrible omen. (2:16)

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John Buchanan recalls his first night on the front lines in Belgium during World War II. (2:14)

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After crossing the Rhine River, John Buchanan recalls a "nasty" firefight his platoon got into while trying to take over a pair of gun emplacements near Duisberg, Germany, where they, including Bill Friendshuh, nearly became cornered by German troops. (9:45)

John Bullard

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John Bullard is brought into a Parachute Infantry Regiment fresh out of OCS, and in no time becomes a Company Commander. (3:23)

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After landing in mainland Japan, John Bullard and his men are asked to hold the Daichi Building until the arrival of General MacArthur. (2:01)

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On Okinawa, John Bullard and his men prepare for a mission, but they're confused because the war is supposed to be over. (7:22)