This is the story of two World War II veterans. Both men were in the United States Army and both men left a written record of their experience. Eugene Conrad survived the Fall of Bataan, the Bataan Death March, and three years in a Japanese prison camp. In this book we have his own words about what happened on Bataan. Conrad's story continues through the occupation of Austria after the war, the Tet Offensive in Vietnam, and his contributions to aviation safety in his thirty-two year Army career. Darrell Brock landed on Utah Beach six days after D-Day and fought his way across Europe. That is, except for the time he spent in hospital - Brock was wounded three times. In this book we have his own words about what the war in Europe was like in a collection of his letters home to his family in Tennessee. Join Kathleen Shelby Boyett in honoring these two veterans.