Donald Bellisario on early memories of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
Donald Bellisario on his childhood town's reaction to World War II
Donald Bellisario on "Magnum" of Magnum, P.I. being a veteran of the Vietnam War
Donald Belisario on Dean Stockwell's difficulty with the Quantum Leap episode "The Leap Home"
Walter Bernstein on being drafted in 1941, serving in public relations during World War II, and writing a musical comedy play for the troops (pre-USO)
Walter Bernstein on getting transferred to do public relations for the Irving Berlin play "This is the Army" during World War II, controversy over a piece he wrote for The New Yorker, and getting transferred again to write for Yank magazine
Walter Bernstein on writing for Yank, the official magazine of the Army, and traveling overseas as a magazine correspondent
Walter Bernstein on the Army being aware of his left-leaning political beliefs
Walter Bernstein on reporting for Yank magazine from Jerusalem during World War II; on the atrocities against Jews during World War II
Walter Bernstein on reporting for Yank magazine from combat situations during World War II and interviewing Tito in Yugoslavia without the Army's consent
Tom Bettag on covering the Vietnam War during his early years at CBS News
Tom Bettag on the "rules" for reporting on the Vietnam War, and on what he learned from the experience of covering it
Tom Bettag on trying to land an interview with Saddam Hussein for CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
Tom Bettag on covering the Gulf War for CBS Evening News with Dan Rather, and on landing an interview with Saddam Hussein
Wade Bingham on the types of films he made as a child, and on making training films during World War II
Wade Bingham on covering the Korean War for CBS News
Wade Bingham on covering the Battle of Chongju and other battles during the Korean War
Wade Bingham on covering the firing of General Douglas MacArthur during the Korean War for CBS News
Wade Bingham on his most memorable moments covering the Korean War for CBS News
Wade Bingham on memorable moments shooting the Korean War for CBS News
Wade Bingham on Edward R. Murrow bringing See it Now to Korea during the Korean War
Wade Bingham on competing with other news organizations during the Korean War, and on bringing sound to his footage of it
Wade Bingham on covering the French involvement in Vietnam, which was a precursor to the Vietnam War
Wade Bingham on covering the early stages of the Vietnam War for CBS News
Wade Bingham on shooting a hydrogen bomb test
Wade Bingham on covering Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's visit to Indonesia in 1960
Wade Bingham on shooting an hydrogen bomb test for CBS News
Robert Clary on being placed in a concentration camp with this family during World War II
Robert Clary on being liberated from Buchenwald in 1945
Robert Clary on how Hogan's Heroes was vastly different from his own real life World War II experience, and more on his character, "LeBeau"
Robert Clary on his eventual decision to share his and his family's story of being placed in a concentration camp during World War II
Robert Clary on his work speaking about the Holocaust for the Shoah Foundation, and on being the subject of the documentary "Robert Clary A5714: A Memoir of Liberation"
Betty Cole Dukert on Meet the Press' coverage of The Cold War
Betty Cole Dukert on Fidel Castro appearing on Meet the Press
Betty Cole Dukert on Anastas Mikoyan appearing on Meet the Press
Betty Cole Dukert on covering the Vietnam War on Meet the Press
Jeff Fager on producing stories in the Middle East in the 1980s for CBS Evening News with Dan Rather
Jeff Fager on covering the Soviet Union for CBS Evening News with Dan Rather, including a story where they explored what Russians were proud of
Jeff Fager on producing stories on the Gulf War for CBS Evening News with Dan Rather and 60 Minutes
Jeff Fager on the Abu Ghraib story on 60 Minutes II
Jeff Fager on the controversial 2013 60 Minutes story on Benghazi
Jamie Farr on getting drafted during the Korean conflict
Jamie Farr on keeping in touch with Red Skelton when Farr got drafted in 1957 and the pair entertaining troops together
Jamie Farr on the premise of M*A*S*H
Jamie Farr on the dog tags he wore as "Klinger" on M*A*S*H and how the show was similar to the real Korean Way (in which Farr had served)
Ray Forrest on his father trying to bring his family to America from Germany, but instead serving in World War I for Germany
Ray Forrest on his on-air announcement of the start of World War II
Ray Forrest on being drafted into the TFPL (Training Film Production Laboratory) in World War II
Ray Forrest on working for the Signal Corps during World War II and then joining the OSS (because he spoke fluent German), and getting into a serious vehicle accident
Ray Forrest on visiting the TV station and appearing on television in uniform during World War II
Reuven Frank on erection of the Berlin Wall
Reuven Frank on the Cuban Missile Crisis
Reuven Frank on NBC's coverage of the Bay of Pigs invasion
Reuven Frank on the NBC News documentary The Tunnel
Reuven Frank on the NBC News coverage of the Vietnam War
Reuven Frank on NBC News' coverage of the anti-Vietnam War movment
Murray Fromson on seeing his Japanese-American classmates taken out of their classroom a few weeks after the attack on Pearl Harbor, and the discrimination he witnessed against Japanese-Americans
Murray Fromson on being drafted during the Korean War, and he came to write for "Stars and Stripes"
Murray Fromson on what it was like to write for "Stars and Stripes" during the Korean War, and how a story he wrote got him transferred from being stationed in Japan to Korea
Murray Fromson on some of his most striking memories of reporting for "Stars and Stripes" in Korea during the Korean War
Murray Fromson on getting in trouble for a story he wrote about a Marine while reporting for "Stars and Stripes" during the Korean War, and how this led to him being hired by the Associated Press
Murray Fromson on being a correspondent in Japan, reporting on Japan and Korea following the end of the Korean War
Murray Fromson on stopping in Saigon and Cambodia on his way to reporting in Singapore in 1956
Murray Fromson on covering the Cuban Missile Crisis for CBS News
Murray Fromson on covering the Vietnam War for CBS News
Murray Fromson on torture he witnessed while covering the Vietnam War for CBS News, and a court martial trial he covered
Murray Fromson on the My Lai Massacre and the horrors of war
Murray Fromson on a piece he wrote for "The New York Times," which was an interview with an unnamed general who said the war in Vietnam was unwinnable - the general did not allow his name to be revealed until 2006 (it was Frederick C. Weyand)
Murray Fromson on how his transfer to the Chicago bureau of CBS News came about due to an experience in Vietnam
Murray Fromson on Walter Cronkite's visit to Vietnam
Murray Fromson on what he told Walter Cronkite on his visit to Vietnam
Murray Fromson on going to Moscow to cover the Soviet Union for CBS News in 1972
Murray Fromson on what it was like to live in Moscow during the Cold War and to report for CBS News
Murray Fromson on a press conference with Leonid Brezhnev before his visit to the United States in 1973
Murray Fromson on the biggest stories he covered while he was in Moscow for CBS News
Murray Fromson on covering the end of the Vietnam War, including the plane crash of a flight taking orphans out of Vietnam
Murray Fromson on the parallels between the Iraq War and the Vietnam War
Larry Gelbart on touring with Bob Hope during the war, and how Hope was almost a victim of a bombing attack while in Vietnam
Larry Gelbart on how the Korean conflict was the real backdrop for the fictional M*A*S*H television series
Larry Gelbart on AfterMASH, the unsuccessful followup to M*A*S*H which he says took the "wrong take" on what should never have been a comedy
Don Hewitt on his experience during World War II
Don Hewitt on covering the Korean War for CBS News, and on how the technology of the industry has changed
Don Hewitt on the CBS coverage of the Gulf of Tonkin hearing
Don Hewitt on how television changed the public's opinion of the Vietnam War
Don Hewitt on television's coverage of the Gulf War
Lucy Jarvis on producing a landmark series about the United States and the Soviet Union in the early 1960s for The Nation's Future featuring John Glenn and Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov
Lucy Jarvis on producing the documentary The Kremlin for NBC News
Lucy Jarvis on the technical difficulties of filming inside the Kremlin and NBC destroying unused footage
Lucy Jarvis on her crew for The Kremlin and it being NBC first major color broadcast
Lucy Jarvis on filming The Kremlin during the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962
Robert MacNeil on his experience of World War II
Robert MacNeil on covering the Belgian Congo Crisis
Robert MacNeil on covering the rise of The Berlin Wall
Robert MacNeil on covering the Cuban Missile Crisis
Robert MacNeil on covering the Cuban Missile Crisis
Robert MacNeil on covering the Cold War in East Berlin
Andy Rooney on his experience in World War II, and on writing for Stars and Stripes
Andy Rooney on his work at Stars and Stripes during World War II
Andy Rooney on the CBS Radio coverage of World War II, and on going to Normandy in the wake of D-Day
Andy Rooney on his editors at Stars and Stripes and on encountering Ernest Hemingway
Andy Rooney on covering the end of World War II for Stars and Stripes
Bob Schieffer on covering the Vietnam War as a newspaper reporter
Bob Schieffer on covering anti-Vietnam War demonstrations for CBS News
Bob Schieffer on covering the Vietnam War as the Pentagon correspondent for CBS News
Bob Schieffer on covering George W. Bush and the Iraq War as CBS News Chief Washington correspondent
Daniel Schorr on his experiences during World War II
Daniel Schorr on his experiences during World War II
Daniel Schorr on going to Moscow for CBS News in 1955, and on getting in with Edward R. Murrow
Daniel Schorr on interviewing Nikita Khrushchev in Moscow on Face the Nation
Daniel Schorr on covering Nikita Khrushchev's trip to the United States in 1959 for Eyewitness to History
Daniel Schorr on how CBS News portrayed Nikita Khrushchev, and on negotiating his Face the Nation interview
Daniel Schorr on being expelled by Moscow by the KGB, and on covering various stories for CBS News
Daniel Schorr on covering the construction of the Berlin Wall for CBS News, and John F. Kennedy's visit to Germany
Daniel Schorr on covering various stories in Eastern Europe in the early 1960s
Daniel Schorr on doing a CBS documentary on East Germany, and on clashing with William S. Paley
Jack Shea on entering the Army in 1952 and making training films
Jack Shea on editing Bob Hope's USO shows
Jack Shea on music director of Bob Hope's television specials, Les Brown, and entertaining troops at USO shows
Sanford Socolow on getting drafted into the Korean War and serving in the public information office and the First Radio Broadcasting and Leaflet group
Sanford Socolow on how Walter Cronkite became "the most trusted man in America" and the story behind Cronkite's on-air condemnation of the Vietnam War (which Cronkite delivered on a special primetime report, not on the CBS Evening News)
Sanford Socolow on CBS's coverage of the Vietnam War
Sanford Socolow on the friendship between Frank Stanton and Lyndon Johnson and whether it influenced CBS news coverage of Vietnam
James Wall on his service during World War II
James Wall on going overseas to serve during World War II
James Wall on dancing to boost the morale of the troops during World War II
James Wall on segregation in the Army during World War II
