Voices of Freedom Project: Oral History of Vietnam Veteran Jame Gray
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ส.ค. 2023
- James Gray served in the United States Marine Corps during the Vietnam War. In this interview, James shares his story of being a member of a Battalion Landing Team.
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Sgt Harold (Bud), Crandall USMC Retired here, still kicking in Erie, Pa, I was wounded at the battle of Dai Do near Cua Viet River, April 30 thru May 2, 1968, a few months before you got in country. Hotel Co, 2/4, BLT 3rd Mar Div. I was a L/Cpl at the time. I would have been very proud to serve with you Sir, I am impressed with the wisdom that you have shared. Semper Fi Brother
I am a Vietnam vet came home to the world 2 times once when my dad passed away. That was a long flight. On the way back to Vietnam I flew on a commercial flight. When I was on the flight back, the gals on the flight were very nice to all of us. Thank you for that.
What an amazingly serene, peaceful man. Trully inspirational.
Welcome home brother...71 yo Navy Veteran
Well said LT !
God bless our " Troops " 🙏❗
I admire him, for telling the truth. I have tremendous respect for the men, who walk into battle, for the right reasons, in their hearts, even if the powers that be, are lying through their teeth. Shame on the powers that be. Shame on THEM.
God bless this gentleman. Thank you sir for your service to our country. I wish I could shake your hand and let you know your a true hero to me . ✝️
After watching this this a good man!!!! Everyone please remember the ones that didn’t make it back home!! Thanks
PFC DAN BULLOCK.....youngest MAN to die in Vietnam War , a 15 yr old Marine we will never forget !
Heartbreaking interview. Peace be with Lt. Grey.
What a kind hearted intelligent man.
God bless you❤ thank you for your service
Would someone please hand that man a tissue. Mine won't fit through the damn tv!!!
Lt., I am so glad that you made it home. Welcome home! Thank you for your military service. You obviously come from a long line of military service. 🇺🇸
I wish everyone would listen to what you just shared with us. I want the same for my grandsons to.
Lt., You have my deepest respect.
What an incredible man, very moved
Thank you for your service, and thank you for being a great leader.
Thank You SIR...........for everything.
Thanks for your service!
Thank you for your service
Great interview wise words
One of the Best Voices of Freedom interviews, I have EVER seen! This Man is a Philosopher and exemplifies the FINEST of the integrity of an American and Soldier. As a Louisiana Resident, I am PROUD to call him my Neighbor. Just goes to show that the Finest of the Fine Hail from our Great State. Semper Fi, Brother!
Thank you for a wonderful interview.
Awesome interview
Imagine what this country would be like if every 18 y.o. would sign up and serve 2 years...for the next 20 years...