My dad was a 17th Airborne trooper sent into the bulge to break out the 101st, his brother was kia on the first day and my dad wounded at Flemerge, received a bronze star, patched up and made the last jump of the war across the Rhine. He never spoke of it much. I have sense learned about what he went through. He went to all of his reunions till he passed in 09'.
He was called back up for Korea as if WWII was'nt enough. Result, he is one of the troopers on the Korean War Memorial in DC. His 17th bunk mate was its sculptor and used him as a model (true story)