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Philip F. Napoli, Brooklyn College

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Veteran Portaits

Posted on November 12, 2017 by Administrator

1st Cavalry Division Veteran Edward Times, from Louisiana. Ed fought under legendary commander Hal Moore in the terrible battle of the Ia Drang Valley in November, 1965

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  • About Me
    • Autobiography, Oral History and Vietnam
    • Current Work
    • In Our Own Words: Portraits Of Brooklyn’s Vietnam Veterans
    • Philip F. Napoli CV April 2015
  • Audio and Video Clips
    • Combat
    • Joining
    • Long Term Consequences of Combat
    • Return to New York
    • Soldiers Growing Up
    • War and Loss
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Oral History
    • Brooklyn College Vietnam Oral History Project Questions
    • How do I conduct an oral history interview?
    • How is oral history different from other forms of research and scholarship?
    • How To Document Your Recordings
    • Oral History and Confidentiality
    • Oral History Interview Technique
    • What can you do with an interviewee who doesn’t seem to want to share?
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