Jim Roach #1
Jim Roach, born in Philadelphia Pennsylvania in 1947, served in the U.S. Army starting in 1966 and ended his first tour in Vietnam in December of 1968. After completing basic training at Fort Polk Louisiana, Jim was then sent to Advanced Infantry Training (AIT) at Fort Polk Louisiana as well as OCS school at Fort Benning Georgia. In December of 1967, Jim was sent to Vietnam, where he served as a platoon leader in several different companies of the 2nd Battalion of the 506th Regiment in the 101st Airborne Division. His unit was based initially at Phuoc Vinh, went to Bien Hoa after the start of the Tet Offensive, and then later moved north to Cu Chi. Unlike most officers, he spent his whole first tour in the field.

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Jim Roach #2

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James Heyn, Veterans Oral History Project, Vietnam War

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Craig VanHout

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Vietnam Voices: 'A lot of innocent people died over there — their people'

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Fred Spaulding

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Raymond Hines Pt.1

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John Wilson, E-4, US Army, Vietnam War

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EP 49: What They Didn't Tell Me About Being a Marine Door Gunner

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Bob Tarbuck

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James Keatley

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Howard Rose, Sergeant, US Army, Vietnam War

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James G Staples USMC Vietnam VHP interview 10 29 1919

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Vietnam Voices: 'Man, this is nothing like I had this figured to be'

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Ron Hutson

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VOICES OF HISTORY PRESENTS - PFC Jay Frazier, Vietnam 1967, 3rd Marine Division, 1st BN. 9th Marines

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Dan Davis

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Battle of Dak To - Hill 875 - Bob Ferrin - 173rd Airborne Full Interview

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Vietnam Voices: 'I realized that in some of those coffins could be one of my friends'

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Bill Williams

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