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Before being drafted into the Army Air Corps 1943, James Humbert was a cadet at the Kentucky Military Institute and spent one semester at the Citadel.

Arthur Mainzer arrived in Weimar a few days after the liberation and spent a week there filming and photographing the concentration camp.

Harold Peterson was deployed to Osaka, Japan as part of a peace force to promote positive relations between the United States and the Japanese people.

Elvis Mason's unit engaged in combat for 100 consecutive days and moved through France, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium and Holland to push the Germans back.

Lesly Johnson worked as a Quarter Master and Chemical Equipment Repairer during her service and was stationed with the HHB 4/3 Air Defense Artillery.

The Japanese forced William Allen and the American soldiers to walk more than 60 miles in ten days from the Bataan Peninsula to the O’Donnell prison camp.

Roland Richardson flew 192 combat missions during his tours in the Vietnam War. He served as commander of the 31st Tactical Reconnaissance Training Squadron

Larry Britton deployed to South Korea from 1963 to 1964 for his first tour. He then served in Vietnam from 1968 to 1969 with the 189th Infantry Brigade.

During the Tet Offensive, Thomas Corey was shot in the neck, permanently damaging his spinal cord. He's now a quadriplegic & was medically retired in 1968.

Tristan Gross served as an advisor to the Iraqi Army and as a human resources non-commissioned officer at Fort Dix, New Jersey.

Holly Shaffner also served as second-in-command of a 74-person anti-terrorism team that was among first responders after Hurricane Katrina.

Eric Garrison served in Iraqi Surge and Iraqi Sovereignty campaigns where he assisted in over 100 fire missions in support of soldiers in the Baghdad area.