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Jacob and Larry sit down and discuss a little bit about Larry’s childhood and life, as well as his relationship with his wife.
A little about my dad’s life and what he has learned and wants to pass on. Also the other two in the photo is my cousin and my sister.
This is my mom talking about what she went through as a student/kid during the Vietnam War in the south, what changed for her as the Viet Cong had won, and the struggles her family had gone through post Vietnam...
Abby Prosser interviews her grandfather, Don Prosser in Plumstead, Pennsylvania on January 10, 2020. They discuss Don’s story, as he was the youngest eagle scout in the United States giving him the opportunity to attend West Point off full scholarship...
An interview about being in Vietnam, going to America, and becoming a mom.
An interview with my dad Terry Bach, on his life from communist Vietnam to the United States and also discusses his career.
I Tyler Gleason talked with my Grandfather Jim Gleason on how his life was and a lot about who he was. We got to talk about sad topics such as his grandfather and also happy topics like him going to...
Gregg Hutchinson was drafted into the Vietnam War when he was 21. He was sent to spy on the Vietnamese military. He was not a fan of the war and was happy it was over.
We talked about my grandpa’s experience in the Vietnam War and his childhood too.
My grandpa talks about his experience coming to America and during the Vietnam War.
Austin (15) interviews his father William (53) about his life escaping and after (escaping) the Vietnam War. Austin inter view how he lived though high school, how he escaped Vietnam, how he fit in with people he was around, how...
I interviewed Lester Lichter about his time in Vietnam.
Don has given 400 units of blood, won a community service award, spoken to the president, and worked on the space station. He’s pretty cool.
My Uncle Sean is in the background to help my great grandfather hear. I ask him questions about his childhood and throughout his adult hood, not mention he also served in the navy and helped our country in countless ways
Lois Doyle Schwall tells us a story about her time as a student at the University of Virginia in the late 1950’s and about how she literally and metaphorically stood up against racial segregation at the University.
Me and my grandfather talked about everything from Vietnam, 9/11, to his memories of me.