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Melvin "Kent" Sharp's interview for the Veterans History Project at Atlanta History Center 

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@Joe-l7p8k
@Joe-l7p8k 10 месяцев назад
You all are heroes to me Thank you all.
@danmurphy4472
@danmurphy4472 3 года назад
Thank You Mr. Sharp for your Service and Dedication to our country during a difficult time.......God Bless ALL of you Vietnam Combat Vets !!..........WELCOME HOME SIR.......JOB WELL DONE !!
@McHenMike
@McHenMike 3 года назад
Therefore the grace of god go I. To think we missed this by just 5-10 years. Thank you!
@donaldjones7678
@donaldjones7678 3 года назад
I was a grunt in Vietnam 1971. An intense year that will always stay with me. I really like hearing fellow grunts tell their stories. It is nice to relate.
@rider660r
@rider660r 5 месяцев назад
What ever happened to William Bruckner and Tony Hillard? They were two good interviewers and made much better interviews than the numerous ones I have seen conducted by Joe even though he was a journalist the majority of his life. These interviews are very important to have
@sgtcrab2569
@sgtcrab2569 Год назад
Interviewer sounds like Joe Galloway.
@rider660r
@rider660r 5 месяцев назад
Wonder why that is............ Hmmm
@james-im1sj
@james-im1sj 13 дней назад
I didn't think they drafted the only son.
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