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War on terror

Interview of her childhood/daily life

Grandma Laurie and Connor talk about life and Political Values

Talijng about life

How the Vietnam war effected Sandy Murray and her family

We started off establishing who was talking and who the interviewee was. We then went into information about his service in the military and information about his younger life.

Vietnam war

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

My Grandmother describing her parents and her own experience chasing the American Dream

Genevieve Dominick speaks about her experience in Chicago between the Great Depression to the present (2017).

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We talked about her early childhood, her life in the concentration camps, and her love life.

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.

Vietnam War

This was about the time my dad spent in the military reserve.

Conversation between mother and son, joined midway through by father, touching in her upbringing in Viet-Nam and Europe, how she met her husband, and the most pivotal moment in her life.

Asking my grandfather about his life

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.

Jacob and Larry sit down and discuss a little bit about Larry’s childhood and life, as well as his relationship with his wife.

Here we talk with my mom and her early life struggles in Vietnam and how she adapted to life in the US.

Interview with my great uncle about his experience during the Vietnam War

I interview my mother about her journey from Vietnam to America

In this interview, my dad talked about his life and what it was like for him growing up.

Talking to my Dad about the time he was drafted to Vietnam.

Rhonda Lancaster interviews her parents, Ron and Julie (Yackel) Allen, at her home with Jim Lancaster. They talk about how they met and married, their early life together, and then what they remember about the early years with children.