Voices of Freedom Project: Oral History of Vietnam Veteran Thomas Friddle

In this interview, Marine Corps veteran Thomas Friddle served as a scout sniper with the 5th Marines during the Vietnam War. After his return from Vietnam, he went to Washington, DC to assist with crown control during the May Day Riots at the White House.
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[@flybouy11]

That snap when a bullet goes bye is the sound of it breaking the speed of sound.

[@1murder99]

Glad you made it home Thomas, hope you are well. I left Vietnam about the time you got there. I worked for the 198th Light Infantry Brigade 30 miles southwest of Danang.

[@kennethprice5628]

Welcome home brother...71 yo Navy Veteran

[@garyluck8502]

Thanks for your service!

[@gulayguthre9939]

Something's wrong with your microphones I keep hearing a heartbeat in the background

[@davidmorais480]

Music coming from some 1960s hippy protesters in the next room still trying to disrupt a Vietnam vet

[@GixxerZilla]

Great interviews, but the drumming in the background is detrimental. Fix!