Daisy Julian blamed herself for her little brother Johnny's death deep in the forests of Belgium. It was a burden that she was willing to bear. Unbeknownst to her, it was one she shared with Private Edward Heffron from South Philadelphia. Babe Heffron/OC/Joe Toye

After a brief romance before D-Day, American Nurse Cate Doyle meets Corporal Don Malarkey once more in the ruins of Haguenau, France. They find that though they have changed drastically since the European invasion began, their feelings have not.

Nurse Kathy Rose is running away. She can't bear to live in the same neighborhood on the south side of Boston where she and her husband both grew up. Bill was dead, killed in a German POW camp after the Battle of the Bulge. So she packs up her bags and hops a bus for San Francisco, only to run directly into T-5. Joseph Liebgott, a Jewish paratrooper home fresh of Europe. She quickly becomes the last thing he needs, an Irish Catholic, but the only thing he wants. Only is that enough to heal a broken heart?

Lieutenant Buck Compton had a sweetheart back in the States, but amid war drums at the height of the invasion of Hitler's Europe, such details were forgettable to Nurse Lucille Swain after the night they met.

At 26, a cold and composed officer of the Women's Auxiliary Corps, Lieutenant Edith Sink is in control of her life. Within the parameters she has set, everything makes sense. Until the day Captain Richard Winters walks into her office. Winters/OC/Nixon