[tangsta]

I'm doing a project in school and I have to get some ten Vietnam interviews. The only requirement for this interview is that you were old enough to have some memory of the war. I need three more interviews but more would be great. Thanks

. just leave your name try to be thorough and answer the questions:

Name:

1. How old were you during the Vietnam War (don't need to be too specific)?

2. Where were you during the war?

3. How did the war affect your life?

4. How did you follow the progress of the war?

5. What is your most vivid memory of the war?

6. What was your attitude toward the war? Did it change as the war went on?

7. Did you know anyone who served in the war and what did they say about it?

8. How did you feel when the United States withdrew its forces in 1973?

9. Why do you think the United States failed to win the war?

10. What conclusions would you draw about the war? What lessons can it teach us?

11. What are your feelings about the war (Vietnam) today?

12. Was the United States a hero, villain, or fool in Vietnam?

13. Are there any similarities between Vietnam and the Iraq War?

 

[Bob_McBob]

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Originally Posted by tangsta /img/forum/go_quote.gif 1. How old were you during the Vietnam War (don't need to be too specific)?

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[Kirosia]

I recommend that anyone who wishes to thoroughly answer the OP's questions do so via private message, to prevent any political/religious discussion.

 

[vcoheda]

watch south park, episode 206: "The Mexican Jumping Frog of Sri Lanka." on point, in a funny way of course.

 

[ken36]

Much to many questions.



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Originally Posted by tangsta /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm doing a project in school and I have to get some ten Vietnam interviews. The only requirement for this interview is that you were old enough to have some memory of the war. I need three more interviews but more would be great. Thanks . just leave your name try to be thorough and answer the questions: 1. How old were you during the Vietnam War (don't need to be too specific)? 2. Where were you during the war? 3. How did the war affect your life? 4. How did you follow the progress of the war? 5. What is your most vivid memory of the war? 6. What was your attitude toward the war? Did it change as the war went on? 7. Did you know anyone who served in the war and what did they say about it? 8. How did you feel when the United States withdrew its forces in 1973? 9. Why do you think the United States failed to win the war? 10. What conclusions would you draw about the war? What lessons can it teach us? 11. What are your feelings about the war (Vietnam) today? 12. Was the United States a hero, villain, or fool in Vietnam? 13. Are their any similarities between Vietnam and the Iraq War?

 

[tangsta]

Yes, that would be a good point. PM me to avoid any conflicts. I really appreciate the help thanks.

 

[tangsta]

Thanks to all the people who already gave interviews so far. I just need one more.