Veterans History Project - Edgar Woods
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2022
- Name: Edgar Louis Woods, Jr.
Dates of Service: 1964-1967
Highest Rank: Sergeant E5
Branch: United States. Marine Corps
Conflict: Vietnam War
Unit: First Marine Division
Awards: Good Conduct medal; Advance Infantry Training
Location of Service: San Diego (Calif.) ; Đà Nẵng (Vietnam) ;Chu Lai (Vietnam) ;Camp Pendleton (Calif.)
Collection #: VHP/2022/652 See more about this veteran in the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County's
Digital Library: digital.cincinnatilibrary.org...
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Welcome home brother, bad interviewer , bad questions and borderline disrespectful. This man is a hero and the person interviewing him was useless let the person being interviewed talk.
First, thanks to the veteran for his service and for telling the story. Regarding the interviewer, I've listened to one of these a night for the past year, so over 300 from many different places. This Cincinnati group is excruciating. It's the only one I heard that goes through this unending details about the history of the family. The very best interviewer that I've heard was from Billings Montana gazette It was a series for their newspaper. But he was a professional. Among the non-professionals, the Atlanta History Center has the best. It's a very nice balance between what were you doing before you went to Vietnam and then the Vietnam story. On the other side of the ledger, the one from New York, I think it is, starts out with what was the highest rank you achieved in the military. What an awful first question! I mean, for the many privates it's like, so I guess you were a loser. And they had nothing of the background of the veteran. But, to the point, If this Cincinnati group is still doing this, please just get a little bit of the history of the veteran and then move on. And in this case, it was excruciating. For God's sakes get a sense of what this guy's going through and move on.
I listen to these in same manner as you, began with Billings then Atlanta... They are the best. This poor man though I felt like it was an interrogation not an interview.
@@sixtoseven7563 exactly. I started with Billings, and then Atlanta. After that it's a crap shoot..
Welcome Home, Thank you Sir, God bless you ALL...
Thank you for your service, awesome strong Man who has lived all these years around people not knowing what’s going through his mind throughout the day because he most likely keeps it to himself. I hope he recovers and lives many more years🇺🇸👍
God bless our service members. Thanks for the awesome stories.
Good man. Great interview.
All the best to you!
Thank you sir.
Thank you sir, welcome home.
Can you torment this guy anymore than you already have?
Please let the Vet speak
Asking for TOO MUCH INFORMATION, the man is NOT applying for a job.....
I don't want to be a wet blanket, but how do you think the man feels if he cant recall those facts? The interview should start with a question like, "before we talk about your military service, would you LIKE to add any details of your life PRIOR to military service? IF the person replies, like what would you like to know?, Then you can LIGHTLY ask about their life until military service.
@@jhoneral3803 It's just a job to this POS interviewer.He's not even paying attention to him,or else he'd stopped and passed on the rest of the irrelevant and touchy questions.
whhy so many questions
The story doesn't add up
Totally unnecessary questions in the early stages of the interview e.g., did he have all his teeth or what services had to begiven when pumping gas, totally useless!!
This interviewer is horrible.
Get rid of yhis interviewer his questions are ridiculous its about the war not his family
It is actually quite interesting to hear the stories first of all the interviewer is a clown. Second of all there is the Mississippi river everyone east of the Mississippi River 99.9% of the time goes to Paris Island for training west of the Mississippi you go to San Diego. And he said he was a California marine A West Coast Marine was a Hollywood Marine. I don't think this man was ever in the Marine Corps or serviced in Vietnam. In the Marine Corps you do not break your weapon down the field trip at this man doesn't know what he's talking about the interviewer don't know how to interview. You are disgracing the men that served in the Marine Corps and served in Vietnam.
The interviewer asked so many irrelevant questions about his family it is so stupid
Interviewer.... no good.
I get the impression you didn’t believe him