Col Wesley Fox, USMC reflects on his actions in Operation DEWEY CANYON and his Medal of Honor
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Capt Wesley Fox, USMC
Republic of Vietnam
1969
1931-2017
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Capt Wesley Fox, USMC
Republic of Vietnam
1969
1931-2017
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Col Wesley Lee Fox
1931 – 2017
The Marine Corps lost a legend last week when Col Fox passed away. He was interviewed for almost an hour by the “Veterans History Project” of the Library of Congress, you can watch the entire video here. It’s an awesome interview that show the many sides of a great Marine leader.
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Capt Barney Barnum, USMC
Col Barney Barnum, USMC
Col Baney Barnum
USMC, 1962-1989
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Bob Nilsson
Capt USMC
Founder, 100 Entrepreneurs Project
Bob Nilsson is a Vietnam veteran. He joined us to give us his thoughts on the ten-part documentary “The Vietnam War” by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick.
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Marines in Vietnam
The Gunner briefly gives his thoughts on the “protest” controversy in the NFL (he’s not watching any more) and then the Boys discuss their thoughts on watching the Ken Burns series that is airing on PBS entitled “The Vietnam War.”
There are things from the series that have made an incredible impression on them: (1) the lies that Cabinet Secretaries told, (2) the nobility of those who believed and fought, (3) a flaming B-52 falling from the sky at night, (4) POW reunions with their families, (5) Jane Fonda making broadcasts about American POW’s and called their execution justifiable, (6) the lies of three Presidents and (7) Richard Nixon’s criminality.
Mike Musselman and Mike McNamara agree on one thing, the American’s who fought in Vietnam, who came home to be treated terribly, who became our teachers and coaches ARE “THE GREATEST AMERICAN GENERATION” — no other group has been asked to give as much as they given.
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