War Stories Remembered
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Bob Babcock recorded his experiences in Vietnam, and he wants all soldiers to do the same.
Bob O. Babcock’s unit was hit by friendly fire in 1966. That night, he decided to write down his feelings about the war and what it was like to be a soldier. In this interview, he shares why veterans should preserve their story by writing down their experiences.
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Atlanta Voices: Memories of Vietnam is a local public television program presented by WABE
War Stories Remembered
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Bob O. Babcock’s unit was hit by friendly fire in 1966. That night, he decided to write down his feelings about the war and what it was like to be a soldier. In this interview, he shares why veterans should preserve their story by writing down their experiences.
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