Vietnam Voices: 'By the grace of God, you're not on the Vietnam War Memorial'
Vietnam War veteran Bob Sorensen talks about his experiences. Sorensen is a Billings, Montana native. He graduated with honors from West High. He studied at Cornell University. His family moved to the San Francisco area before moving back to Billings. He was trained as an Army medic, but was reassigned to an artillery unit.
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Vietnam Voices: 'We had incoming rounds virtually every day, incoming rockets or mortars'
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Vietnam Voices: 'I learned to let go real easy over there'
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VIETNAM - Mitchell Young, U.S.M.C. PTSD, The Emotional Scars of War, 1966, 1967
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Bill Anderson Oral History Interview; Prairie Memories The Vietnam War Years
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Vietnam Voices: 'I know we were treated differently'
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Tony Cox
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Medal of Honor Recipient James Livingston: The Battle that Almost Killed Him
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Vietnam Voices: 'People out there want to kill me. They don't even know me'
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John Wilson, E-4, US Army, Vietnam War
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The Real Viet Nam-Richard Kopec
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VOICES OF HISTORY PRESENTS - Captain Bill Martin, Vietnam, 101st Airborne, 1970-1971
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Incidents of War: With the 7th Marines in I Corps, South Vietnam, 1967-1968
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Vietnam Voices: 'I guess I was just in shock. I can hear people saying, 'I'm hit.''
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Interview with Norman W. VanCor, Vietnam Veteran, Part 1 of 2. CCSU Veterans History Project
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Vietnam Voices: 'I kept dreaming the same dream that I was physically blown up'
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Vietnam Voices: 'A lot of innocent people died over there — their people'
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300 Combat Patrols on Vietnam’s Deadly Rivers | Veteran Interview
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Marine Infantryman on Combat with the NVA | James Gray
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Christensen Vietnam War veteran Natick Veterans Oral History Project
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