The Skills You Needed to Survive: Walking Point in South Vietnam & Cambodia, 1969-1970
Terry Himes served with the 1st Air Cavalry Division in III Corps, South Vietnam, and Cambodia. He shares memories from his time of combat service. Posted as part of the War & Life Project: / @listentoothers Any veteran who served in any combat zone in any capacity is invited to contact Preston Jones: [email protected] or [email protected] / (479) 524-7488
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How I made peace with myself decades after Vietnam
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EP 30: What They Don’t Tell You About Being a Door Gunner in Vietnam
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I Lost My Whole Platoon: A Battle in the Mekong Delta, IV Corps, South Vietnam, 1968
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How I Learned To Fight and Kill in Vietnam | David Rodriguez
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LOU EISENBRANDT - U.S. Army Nurse, 91st Evacuation Hospital, Chu Lai, Vietnam, 1969 - 1970
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The Night I Was Gonna Die: A US Marine in Operations Union II & Swift, South Vietnam (1967)
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Vietnam '69 | Dramatic Frontline Footage Captures Conflict at its Height (1969)
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Why Vietnam Medics Carried M&M's Instead of Morphine?
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Frank Scolaro Jr. – U.S. Army, Vietnam 1967-68
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Why Every Grunt Wore a Towel Around His Neck in Vietnam?
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William “Hawk” Albracht - U.S. Army Special Forces, Vietnam
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“Charging NVA bunkers alone” - SSG Robert “Flex” Koch, DSC - Mike Force, Vietnam | FULL INTERVIEW
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300 Combat Patrols on Vietnam’s Deadly Rivers | Veteran Interview
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My life as a VIETNAM WAR HUEY PILOT
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No Concept of How Bad It Was: A Marine at War in the Que Son Valley, I Corps, South Vietnam, 1967
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Twice Wounded in I Corps: South Vietnam, 1967 & 1969
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Tunnel Rats in Vietnam Part1 I Bowman I Vietnam War I Warriors in Their Own Words
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Why SEALS Wore Pantyhose and Levi's Jeans in Vietnam?
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EP 41: What They Don't Tell You About Being a Cobra Pilot in the Vietnam War
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