Interview with Buden, Daniel T., Vietnam veteran. CCSU Veterans History Project
CONTENT WARNING:
This interview contains an offensive, racialized word that was widely used at the time of this veteran's service. The Veteran's History Project does not endorse this language but has not censored or removed the word for the sake of authenticity.
Interview conducted on February 17th, 2014 by Buckley W. Morgan II. Daniel Buden served in the U.S. Marine Corps during the Vietnam War. To view his collection and explore our other veterans please visit the following website: www.ccsu.edu/vhp
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Great,great interview...........Bleier had half his foot blown off over there and STILL dominated as a Steeler.............Excellent....
I love this guy thank you for your service
Thank You Mr. Buden for your Service and Dedication to our Country during a very difficult time.....It's Men like you that make me PROUD to live in this Country....You SIR are an American Hero....God Bless all you Vietnam Combat Veterans.....Job well done SIR !!
Thanks for your service. Peace be with you!
Thankyou for your service and sacrifices Sir ❤️🙏🇺🇸🌹😇
Danial, first of all I need to thank you. America needs more men like you. I buried my father last week. A marine in ww2, family man, pain in ass sometimes and hard worker. The Marines buried him with 3 gun, fly over and presented my mom with a flag. Your story brought back fond child hood memories. It was a pleasure listening to your story. 🇺🇸 Once a Marine, always a Marine ‼️ Steven
Welcome home brother, you done good, Semper Fi Marine, 72 yo Navy Veteran, never in country, thank God
Thanks for your service Daniel and for raising a good family!
Thank you for your service.💪, Great story 👍
Great interview Thank you for your service Sir
Wow what an amazing story, one of the best I've heard yet...What a man
Spent 7 years in vietnam really enjoyed listening to you
Thanks for your service Dan..
This was one of the best interviews
I like this Marine…from a USAF officer C-130 nav, RVN ‘70-‘71.
" God I got so sick of that gun " INCREDIBLE Guy ! Thanks you 4 your service !
Thank you for your service Sir
Great interview and thank you
Great interview
This guy lived 20 minutes from me in CT, I can tell when he spoke that he was a new england boy
Thank you for your service.
What a great & colorful interview. Thank you so much for your service.👍
This fella when he identifies with one of the 3 figures in that famous revolutionary painting. I think it's for real. Reincarnated patriot who knows that time & death is just a dream. His story is priceless, his being a Blessing.
Sorry but the indian eating beans under the bridge cracked me up. Thanks for your service.
The interview was really good but I had a hard time hearing the interviewer
I was in the Corps and I did 1year 21 days and that was 10 days early? 13 months
ฉันคิดว่าส่วนมากแล้วก็ไม่พอใจการเมืองที่สหรัฐทำในตะวันออกกลางแต่ยิงด้วยอิทธิพลการค้าของชาวยิวมีมีมากชี้นำการเมือง
Marine Corps 1966 Boot Camp was 8 Weeks not twelve, he said he made PFC in Boot Camp, then his father dies ,they ship him to California and they promote him to Pfc. His war stories he should have won the Medal of Honor I hope that these people interviewing investigate these Men I hope Im wrong because Ive got a few buddies dead Also a brother who did two tours under an assumed name and is 100% disabled with a Silver Star and Bronze Star with a V for valor and three Purple Hearts
@jacquelinetatem175
8 ай бұрын
@ paulanderson3888. Not sure what interview you listened to but he went in Marines in 1968 not 1966. Was at Parris Island from Sept - Nov 1966, 2 months. Never said he made Pfc out of boot camp. Made Pfc at Camp Pendleton. His description of Parris Island (mental), Camp Lejeune ( physical) and Camp Pendleton ( jungle training) was spot on. The guy is for real . Give him his due.
เขาจะเล่นไพ่ 2 ใบเขาจะเรียกไปที่ชนะเท่านั้นฉันบอกแล้วการเมืองต่างประเทศอเมริกาไม่ใช่ว่าจะให้อิสราเอลทุกอย่าง
Thirty seconds in and I can’t hear the questioner. His voice is too far away and it’s in the way he speaks, too. I’ll give it a try…
This guy is talking about his comrades being blown up to pieces right next to him and other horrible things he went through in the field with a smile on his face, as if he was talking about a birthday party or an evening session at the pub, no emotions. It must be his way to react to it, but I've found it pretty disgusting and disrespectful... .
Sounds like they were torturing our own soldiers.
What a rambling in coherent interview worse ever
@johnnyfire3860
3 жыл бұрын
Worse comment ever
@andyfoxy3140
Жыл бұрын
Wouldn’t expect anything more from a guy that went to Nam and killed babies.