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Michael Bennett: Service and Jobs in Vietnam

Vietnam

Mr. Bennett talks about his various postings in Vietnam, and the jobs he performed while in the Army.

Interview by Christopher Valis.

June 18, 2013September 12, 2014 jkarmelLeave a comment

Michael Bennett: Vietnam Draft and Arrival

Vietnam

Mr. Bennett describes his feelings about being drafted, basic training, and his arrival in Vietnam.

Interview by Christopher Valis.

June 18, 2013September 12, 2014 jkarmelLeave a comment

Robert Riley: Aberdeen Proving Ground

Vietnam

Mr. Riley tells about the beginning of Aberdeen Proving Ground and military testing.

Interview by Christine H. Caudill.

June 17, 2013September 12, 2014 jkarmelLeave a comment

Robert Riley: Vietnam War and Campus Riots

Vietnam

Mr. Riley discusses his personal experiences in the Vietnam War, the draft, and campus riots protesting the war.

Interview by Christine H. Caudill.

June 17, 2013September 12, 2014 jkarmelLeave a comment

Fred Posadas: Serving in Vietnam

Vietnam

Fred Posadas talks about his service and experiences in the Vietnam War.

Interview by Patrick Posadas.

June 14, 2013September 12, 2014 jkarmelLeave a comment

George Evans: Vietnam War, the Draft and Protests

Vietnam

George Evans discusses the differences between his brother’s and brother’s friend’s experiences in the Vietnam War. He also tells about the affect anti-war protests had on returning soldiers.

Interview by Emily Evans.

June 14, 2013September 12, 2014 jkarmelLeave a comment

Orlando Correa: Anti-War Protests on Campus

Vietnam

Orlando Correa talks about anti-war protests on campus.

Interview by Courtney Dwyer

June 7, 2013September 5, 2014 jkarmelLeave a comment

Charles Gill: Coming Home from Vietnam

Vietnam

Charles Gill explains his mixed emotions about coming home from the Vietnam War. “I was glad to leave but I was sad to leave people that I loved,” he said. He also said he was dismayed by antiwar rhetoric at home.

Interview by Mary Tocci

June 2, 2013September 5, 2014 jkarmelLeave a comment

Charles Gill: 1968 Battle for NZ Neville

Vietnam

Charles Gill talked about a Feb. 25, 1968 battle in Vietnam in which “we were just plainly outnumbered.”

Interview by Mary Tocci

June 2, 2013September 5, 2014 jkarmelLeave a comment

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Harford Voices is an oral history exhibit developed by History students at Harford Community College. This website exhibits oral histories conducted with various individuals for a History class on the 1960s that took place during the Fall 2012 semester. The class instructor was Dr. James Karmel, Professor of History, Harford Community College. Additional oral histories were added from the Fall 2013 class, and will be updated as more interviews are completed.

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