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Second part of talking to Grandpa Skip after microphone cut out
Living as an Army family in Manila right after the Japanese surrendered
I had the great opportunity to interview Ernest Soto-Cruz (age 54). Ernest is my father whom I am very proud of. Today we talked about his experience in the military and how it effect it in the long run.
My interview was over FaceTime I asked my grandpa about his experience in the Vietnam war he talked about how it affected his life going into it and after it he said that it didn’t have much of a big...
On November 24, I talked to my Grandpa about his life and he had a very interesting story. Our interview went well and I can't wait for you to hear it. Thank You
CW4 Robert A. Davis shared personal and professional stories about being a 915E Warrant Officer.
In an afternoon, Kylie leaned some new-old things about her grandmother Shirley.
Serving in the Army and later, the Peace Corps in subhSaharn Africa in the 1960s.
We talked about his parents, future of the country, memories, what he is thankful for, family traditions, the military, advice to his younger self, and proudest moments. We also talked about his childhood and his profession as a physicist.
My dad tells the story of being drafted during Vietnam with a young family, and of his sports career in Germany that resulted.
Gary was a drafted army soldier in the Vietnam war. His work mainly entailed being behind a desk in an air conditioned room.
We talked about his childhood and what spots he played. We also talked about him being in the army and places he went.
John talks about his life as a journalist, soldier, and a diplomat.
In this interview John Bache reflects on his parents’ immigration story and the foundation of his family, his childhood in Los Angeles, his professional life, the influence of others, and the impact he has had on others.
