Colonel T.O. Blakeney oral history interview, 1974.

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Colonel T.O. Blakeney oral history interview, 1974.

Blakeney discusses his military career prior to going to Vietnam; his duties in Vietnam and developments early in the war; the attitudes, culture, religions, and demography of the Vietnamese people; the terrible behavior of American troops in Vietnam; and the tactics of the Viet Cong.

2 sound cassettes (1.25 hours);Transcript (24 leaves)

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