Patrick L. Villars oral history interview, 1975.

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Patrick L. Villars oral history interview, 1975.

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Villars discusses his Marine training; life at the air base at Nam Phong, Thailand; race relations; drug use; psychological effects of the war on soldiers; disparities in treatment between officers and enlisted men; the attitudes and culture of the Thai people; Thai politics and the threat of communism; and his general evaluation of the war in Vietnam.

1 sound cassette (1.5 hours);Index (4 leaves)

Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries

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Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries

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