greencobra
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this is another powerful video, again a oral history. i don't remember the group responsible for the interview, but the subject refers to the woman conducting the interview as in the service. currently? idk. i will keep posting these historical vids i come across from time to time. as i said before, some find them educational & interesting. someone says stop, i'll stop.
this is a member of a graves registration mortuary unit in viet nam. his story is pretty powerful as i'm sure is all the recollections of viet nam vets are. you may want to pass on this. what is incredible is he still remembers his first casualty's name and home town from the toe tag. just so you all know, i didn't serve in the armed forces, i just like military history and these oral histories are a great tool for learning, i'm glad someone had the idea to start recording them. again, maybe a little long for most to watch but very interesting, very poignant.
View: https://youtu.be/ERsJANJ2XWA
this is a member of a graves registration mortuary unit in viet nam. his story is pretty powerful as i'm sure is all the recollections of viet nam vets are. you may want to pass on this. what is incredible is he still remembers his first casualty's name and home town from the toe tag. just so you all know, i didn't serve in the armed forces, i just like military history and these oral histories are a great tool for learning, i'm glad someone had the idea to start recording them. again, maybe a little long for most to watch but very interesting, very poignant.
View: https://youtu.be/ERsJANJ2XWA
