HeyJaredTracking Our History
Vietnam is now part of History. This podcast brings to life the actual experiences of United States Marine Corps tank crewmen who spent a “lifetime” in Vietnam.
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Episode 52 Grunts to Tankers Part 3 ©️ (opens the original)
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The concluding part of Grunts to Tankers. You will also find individual podcasts with Hank Fuller, Jay Heffernan, and Pete Ritch. Pete is not included in this roundtable discussion only because Pete passed before this episode was created. NOTE TO FOLLOWERS: These three episodes are revised editions of the original podcasts with the same titles. At the ripe old age of 76 I make a mistake. My apologies to all those that may now be more confused. All music is licensed and used by permission.
Grunts To Tankers Part I ©️ (opens the original)
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This is the first of a 3 Part podcast including Hank Fuller, Bob Skeels, and Jay Heffernan. There are four tank Officers that entered Vietnam at about the same time. It was said that General Davis was trying out the idea that to be the best tank officers, you had to first "pound ground". Music is used by permission of the copyright holders. All podcasts are copyrighted.©️ Tracking Our History is trademarked.®️
Grunts to Tankers Part 2©️ (opens the original)
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The continuing saga of Lts. Fuller, Heffernan, and Skeels as they learn the details of war as grunts and then take that valuable knowledge with them into tank operations. All music is used by permission. All podcasts are copyrighted
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