Iwo Jima Interview

In the interview, each veteran told their story with every detail of the war. They were telling about how it almost took their lives. For example, in the interview with Sammy L. Davis, he described the way the evening was, tense, since they were expecting an attack soon. It happened, on November 18, 1967 Cai Lay Vietnam and exactly at 2 o‘clock, everything started. He got injured in the back but went back to fight. He rescued three soldiers, including their sergeant, however, the sergeant died. After rescuing about 12 soldiers, he ended up with broken ribs and back but finally went home. Now, with veteran Robin, the war of Yong-dong Korea, started on July 23, 1950. On the interview, he told us how he wasn‘t a citizen but was in service for
He didn‘t gave up, he stole food from them to survive and share it. In 1953, he was sent free and back home safely. With the third veteran, Hershel Williams, war was in The Island of Iwo Jima and started on February 21, 1945. He wasn‘t prepared, he was on a reserved group not ready for war, but when they got to they island, war started. He still fought but didn‘t know much. His sergeant told him to use the fire gun in order to burn down the pillboxes. He didn‘t know how to use them, but still tried and succeed burning many pillboxes in hours. In my opinion, the men remembering their experiences are really brave. Some men don‘t like to remember this because it was brutal and horrible, but these honorable men were brave enough to tell us. I believe these men were able to do this things because of their nation and their family back home. They wanted to protect others, so they gave everything they had to do it. Also because on the interview they said, "It was my job, so I did it." I think the war change them to become better men. Might be bigger than better, they became loyal, honorable, and brave soldiers. Many years later, they received the medal of