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Date Posted: Sat, February 10 2007, 10:45:35
Author: Loyde P. Snake Arender
Author Host/IP: waproxya21.msn.com / 65.54.97.186
Subject: Re: Veteran Interview
In reply to: Confidential 's message, "Veteran Interview" on Sat, November 11 2006, 18:37:01

The information obtained from an interview with a Vietnam War veteran is directly related to his or her Military Occupational Speciality (MOS). What do you expect to obtain from your interview ? The interview is a lot like research, because the conclusion can be manipulated by the research criteria, such as the questions asked and to whom. Example: Ask 80 Air Force band members who played concerts in Vietnam: How often were you shot at in Vietnam ? You have a good chance of reaching the conclusion: Absolutely NO Air Force personell interviewed were shot at in Vietnam. However, based on my personal experience as a Marine machine gunner, "Puff" saved my butt at least 3 times and Puff was manned by brave Air Force personell.

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Re: Veteran Interview -- Terry English, Wed, April 04 2007, 22:28:50 (c-71-207-255-130.hsd1.al.comcast.net/71.207.255.130)

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> The information obtained from an interview with a >Vietnam War veteran is directly related to his or her >Military Occupational Speciality (MOS). What do you >expect to obtain from your interview ? The interview >is a lot like research, because the conclusion can be >manipulated by the research criteria, such as the >questions asked and to whom. Example: Ask 80 Air Force >band members who played concerts in Vietnam: How often >were you shot at in Vietnam ? You have a good chance >of reaching the conclusion: Absolutely NO Air Force >personell interviewed were shot at in Vietnam. >However, based on my personal experience as a Marine >machine gunner, "Puff" saved my butt at least 3 times >and Puff was manned by brave Air Force personell.
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