The reality of being an infantry platoon leader in Vietnam
After getting kicked out of college, Bob Beisner decided to take a different path by joining the United States Army in May of 1967. Originally, Bob wanted to be an armor officer, but he ended up becoming an infantry officer instead. As a Second Lieutenant in Vietnam, he led a platoon as part of the 25th Infantry Division. Bob recalls his service during his tour in Vietnam until July of 1970. Thank you for your service, Bob, and welcome home! For inquiries or to suggest a veteran or historical witness comfortable with being interviewed on my channel, please email me at [email protected]. It is important to preserve history! #army #vietnam #war

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