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DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-712
title: George Trujillo, It wasn't ours to choose, it was just our time

description: [profile bio] George Trujillo was in high school when the Vietnam War began. He enlisted in the Marine Corps during his final semester of his high school at the age of seventeen, graduated on June 27, celebrated his eighteenth birthday in boot camp and was deployed in Vietnam for a thirteen-month tour of duty in late January 1968, just prior to the Tet offensive. He was a member of the 1st and 3rd Marine Corp that fought in the northern I Corps, a much-contested area close to the DMZ. George served as an ammunition and explosive ordinance disposal technician. The responsibilities of his job included clearing unexploded ordinances, munitions caches, etc. He fought with one main unit but, given the nature of his assignment, was frequently relocated for temporary additional duty. He currently lives in Long Beach with his wife of thirty-three years. [profiler bio] Andy was born and raised in Hong Kong, and came to the United States three years ago. He is currently a junior at the USC Marshall School of Business. Julian is a junior from Pennsylvania majoring in Biology and Art History at the University of Southern California.
DOI: 10.71947/arim.jpmxp1225nm2033
title: イオンビーム入射角によるエッチング形状及び再付着に関する実験
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-718
title: George Trujillo, It wasn't ours to choose, it was just our time

description: [profile bio] George Trujillo was in high school when the Vietnam War began. He enlisted in the Marine Corps during his final semester of his high school at the age of seventeen, graduated on June 27, celebrated his eighteenth birthday in boot camp and was deployed in Vietnam for a thirteen-month tour of duty in late January 1968, just prior to the Tet offensive. He was a member of the 1st and 3rd Marine Corp that fought in the northern I Corps, a much-contested area close to the DMZ. George served as an ammunition and explosive ordinance disposal technician. The responsibilities of his job included clearing unexploded ordinances, munitions caches, etc. He fought with one main unit but, given the nature of his assignment, was frequently relocated for temporary additional duty. He currently lives in Long Beach with his wife of thirty-three years. [profiler bio] Andy was born and raised in Hong Kong, and came to the United States three years ago. He is currently a junior at the USC Marshall School of Business. Julian is a junior from Pennsylvania majoring in Biology and Art History at the University of Southern California.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-721
title: George Trujillo, It wasn't ours to choose, it was just our time

description: [profile bio] George Trujillo was in high school when the Vietnam War began. He enlisted in the Marine Corps during his final semester of his high school at the age of seventeen, graduated on June 27, celebrated his eighteenth birthday in boot camp and was deployed in Vietnam for a thirteen-month tour of duty in late January 1968, just prior to the Tet offensive. He was a member of the 1st and 3rd Marine Corp that fought in the northern I Corps, a much-contested area close to the DMZ. George served as an ammunition and explosive ordinance disposal technician. The responsibilities of his job included clearing unexploded ordinances, munitions caches, etc. He fought with one main unit but, given the nature of his assignment, was frequently relocated for temporary additional duty. He currently lives in Long Beach with his wife of thirty-three years. [profiler bio] Andy was born and raised in Hong Kong, and came to the United States three years ago. He is currently a junior at the USC Marshall School of Business. Julian is a junior from Pennsylvania majoring in Biology and Art History at the University of Southern California.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-160
title: Stephanie Truong, What My Parents Saw

description: [profile bio] Stephanie Truong is a junior student currently attending the USC School of Architecture. She is an American-Vietnamese second-generation daughter of two Vietnamese war refugees who found their way out of Vietnam in the early 70's when they were in their teens. Her mother was born in the city while her dad was from a village, both of them from South Vietnam. Stephanie explained how her parents escaped from Vietnam. Her mother boarded a ship to Thailand and was in a camp there while her dad escaped in a fish boat in the middle of the night. He spent 2 weeks in the boat and struggled for food and water and saw people died. He ended up his journey in a refugee camp in Thailand as well. Both of her parents were sponsored by families who helped them come to America. They settled their new life in the United States and years later Stephanie was born. Stephanie is a great example because as a second-generation child she recognizes the sacrifice that her parents did to escape the war that could have cost their lives if they stayed in Vietnam. She feels proud of them and as an American-Vietnamese she wants to share her parents' experiences with future generations as well as her personal perspective towards the war and how it was taught to her in American schools. [profiler bio] Andrew Herrera was born in East Los Angeles, CA. He went to East Los Angeles Community College, and transfer to USC in 2012. He currently majors in Architecture. Difan Feng was born in Beijing, China, where he continued to live until 2008. He came to the US afterward for college. He was an economics major and changed to architecture after his first year. Iliana Michelle Lopez was born in Santa Ana, El Salvador. She moved to California in 2003. She studied architecture in East Los Angeles Community College and transferred to USC in 2012.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-277
title: Dave Martin, Two Years in Thailand

description: [profile bio] Our interviewee is named David Martin and he is a 70 year old retired Sergeant in the United States Army. He was drafted in 1966, much to his dismay, but later on said that he very much enjoyed his time in the service. He was promoted very rapidly throughout his time there. Very shortly after his basic training he was promoted to Sergeant Supervisor School and later on sent to be trained as a radio operator, and then a radio teletypist. He was transferred to various bases throughout the United States until he finally decided to volunteer to be sent to Vietnam. Many criticized him for his decision but he went anyway. He ended up being transferred to Bangkok, Thailand and much of his time involvement with the battle in Vietnam was spent delivering supplies and coding materials via airplane when they were needed. After he left the Army, he joined the LA County Sheriff's Department and served the county of Los Angeles and its millions of patrons loyally for over 33 years. Additionally, as a side hobby he took on flying lessons and learned how to operate helicopters. Dave is currently happily married and has one son. As a post-retirement hobby he also opened up his home to shelter and adopt several homeless and abandoned puppies and dogs. Now, he is happily retired and living comfortably in the San Fernando Valley in Southern California. [profiler bio] Sabba Givi is a Junior from Calabasas, California majoring in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention at the University of Southern California. Abrar Matin is a Sophomore from Little Rock, Arkansas majoring in Computer Engineering. Braxton Teichner is a Sophomore from Northridge, California majoring in International Relations, Global Business.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-83
title: Tito Melara, An Immigrant's Experience in Viet Nam

description: [profile bio] Tito Melara was born in El Salvador on January 4th, 1945. In the midst of 1960's liberation conflicts in El Salvador, Tito decided to move to the United States to pursue an education. During the process of his immigration to the United States in 1965, he was served with a draft notice. He did not yet speak English, and experienced great difficulty integrating into American culture. Immediately prior to his transfer to Basic Training, he married his love, Virginia, also adopting her 12 children. In October of 1968, he deployed to Viet Nam. During his time overseas, Tito was stationed in Ben Hoa, Phu-Bai, and Hue. He says that the one thing that sustained him in absence of his family was the ability to read and write letters. In 1969, Tito returned to the United states. Since his deployment in Viet Nam, he has experienced numerous health issues related to the war, including an almost-fatal bout with cancer. He has yet to find resolution with what happened during the war, but leads a very happy life in Fields Landing, California. [profiler bio] Christopher Orenic and Danielle Then are USC students participating in the research project via an American War in Viet Nam course.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-941
title: An Other War Memorial -- Memories of the American War in Viet Nam

description: This collection of oral histories was created as part of a class assignment for a course titled, “The American War in Vietnam,” developed by USC Professor and Pulitzer Prize Winner, Viet Thanh Nguyen.In this unique approach to course design and student scholarship, the students were charged with contributing to the website, An Other War Memorial (https://anotherwarmemorial.com/), which profiles and commemorates witnesses of the war through oral history interviews. The goals of the course were to create a resource that the students can use in their own studies, can be shared with the public, and be used by future researchers. The viewpoints represented in this collection include American, Vietnamese, and also international vantages. Each profile has one to several videos, interview transcripts, and a profile image depending on the student interviewers’ creative presentation of their interview subject, and also in accordance with the wishes of the interview subjects – for example, in some videos the identity of the interviewee has been hidden.Incorporating these oral histories into the USC Digital Library will fulfill a twofold goal of providing a stable platform for this resource while also acknowledging the students’ contributions to the scholarly community.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-207
title: Kenn Miller, I Feel For Them All

description: [profile bio] Kenn Miller (b. 1948) is a decorated veteran of the Vietnam War. From 1967 through 1969, he served three voluntary extensions of his combat tours in an Airborne Ranger company in Vietnam. He was a Long Range Patrol team member and team leader in LRRP Detachment, 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne Division; F Company 58th Infantry (LRP); and L Company 75th Ranger. After his military service, Miller returned briefly to the United States, then moved to Taiwan. After marrying and returning again to America, he studied history and English at the University of Michigan. He then worked as a physical education teacher, auto worker, ghostwriter, and part-time editor and "book doctor" for Ballantine Books, Ivy Books, and the Naval Institute Press. Miller now lives in San Gabriel, California. [profiler bio] Curren Mehta is from Seattle, Washington, majoring in applied and computational mathematics and minoring in computer science. John Wang is from Taipei, Taiwan, majoring in architecture. Shabina Rayan is from Seattle, Washington, majoring in computer science and business administration. An Vo is from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, majoring in economics.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-209
title: Kenn Miller, I Feel For Them All

description: [profile bio] Kenn Miller (b. 1948) is a decorated veteran of the Vietnam War. From 1967 through 1969, he served three voluntary extensions of his combat tours in an Airborne Ranger company in Vietnam. He was a Long Range Patrol team member and team leader in LRRP Detachment, 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne Division; F Company 58th Infantry (LRP); and L Company 75th Ranger. After his military service, Miller returned briefly to the United States, then moved to Taiwan. After marrying and returning again to America, he studied history and English at the University of Michigan. He then worked as a physical education teacher, auto worker, ghostwriter, and part-time editor and "book doctor" for Ballantine Books, Ivy Books, and the Naval Institute Press. Miller now lives in San Gabriel, California. [profiler bio] Curren Mehta is from Seattle, Washington, majoring in applied and computational mathematics and minoring in computer science. John Wang is from Taipei, Taiwan, majoring in architecture. Shabina Rayan is from Seattle, Washington, majoring in computer science and business administration. An Vo is from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, majoring in economics.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.pyffng
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 3640 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 The dataset includes 3640 records from 54 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0016487-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-210
title: Kenn Miller, I Feel For Them All

description: [profile bio] Kenn Miller (b. 1948) is a decorated veteran of the Vietnam War. From 1967 through 1969, he served three voluntary extensions of his combat tours in an Airborne Ranger company in Vietnam. He was a Long Range Patrol team member and team leader in LRRP Detachment, 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne Division; F Company 58th Infantry (LRP); and L Company 75th Ranger. After his military service, Miller returned briefly to the United States, then moved to Taiwan. After marrying and returning again to America, he studied history and English at the University of Michigan. He then worked as a physical education teacher, auto worker, ghostwriter, and part-time editor and "book doctor" for Ballantine Books, Ivy Books, and the Naval Institute Press. Miller now lives in San Gabriel, California. [profiler bio] Curren Mehta is from Seattle, Washington, majoring in applied and computational mathematics and minoring in computer science. John Wang is from Taipei, Taiwan, majoring in architecture. Shabina Rayan is from Seattle, Washington, majoring in computer science and business administration. An Vo is from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, majoring in economics.
DOI: 10.25545/mnchzb/ajjmwi
title: McCain_Forest_StandTypes.json
DOI: 10.25545/mnchzb/jte4ik
title: McCain_Forest_Boundary.json
DOI: 10.25545/mnchzb/gp9a12
title: McCain Forest Data Description.pdf
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-216
title: Kenn Miller, I Feel For Them All

description: [profile bio] Kenn Miller (b. 1948) is a decorated veteran of the Vietnam War. From 1967 through 1969, he served three voluntary extensions of his combat tours in an Airborne Ranger company in Vietnam. He was a Long Range Patrol team member and team leader in LRRP Detachment, 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne Division; F Company 58th Infantry (LRP); and L Company 75th Ranger. After his military service, Miller returned briefly to the United States, then moved to Taiwan. After marrying and returning again to America, he studied history and English at the University of Michigan. He then worked as a physical education teacher, auto worker, ghostwriter, and part-time editor and "book doctor" for Ballantine Books, Ivy Books, and the Naval Institute Press. Miller now lives in San Gabriel, California. [profiler bio] Curren Mehta is from Seattle, Washington, majoring in applied and computational mathematics and minoring in computer science. John Wang is from Taipei, Taiwan, majoring in architecture. Shabina Rayan is from Seattle, Washington, majoring in computer science and business administration. An Vo is from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, majoring in economics.
DOI: 10.25545/mnchzb/ukeyk0
title: McCain_Forest_Tree_Data.tab
DOI: 10.25545/mnchzb
title: Chapter 13 - McCain Forest Data

description: Data files and associated GIS layers (if applicable) for the examples shown in Chapter 13.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-891
title: An Other War Memorial -- Memories of the American War in Viet Nam

description: This collection of oral histories was created as part of a class assignment for a course titled, “The American War in Vietnam,” developed by USC Professor and Pulitzer Prize Winner, Viet Thanh Nguyen.In this unique approach to course design and student scholarship, the students were charged with contributing to the website, An Other War Memorial (https://anotherwarmemorial.com/), which profiles and commemorates witnesses of the war through oral history interviews. The goals of the course were to create a resource that the students can use in their own studies, can be shared with the public, and be used by future researchers. The viewpoints represented in this collection include American, Vietnamese, and also international vantages. Each profile has one to several videos, interview transcripts, and a profile image depending on the student interviewers’ creative presentation of their interview subject, and also in accordance with the wishes of the interview subjects – for example, in some videos the identity of the interviewee has been hidden.Incorporating these oral histories into the USC Digital Library will fulfill a twofold goal of providing a stable platform for this resource while also acknowledging the students’ contributions to the scholarly community.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-641
title: Todd Mirsky, A Corpsman with the Marines

description: [profile bio] Todd Mirsky was born in Brooklyn, New York. He spent just a few years living there before moving to Hollywood, California. He attended Hollywood High, and played basketball and baseball. He signed up for the Marines with some of his high school friends and was drafted to the war shortly there after. Todd served in the Marines for a year, and eventually was severely wounded in battle. He spent two years in the hospital recovering, and was honored with a Purple Heart. He coached basketball and baseball for many years after returning from the war for Miraleste High School, and was also a principle at Mira Catalina Elementary. He currently is an assistant varsity basketball coach for Peninsula High School. He lives in San Pedro with his wife, and has one daughter and a granddaughter. [profiler bio] Andrew Menard, Kellie Barsotti, William McKay
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-644
title: Todd Mirsky, A Corpsman with the Marines

description: [profile bio] Todd Mirsky was born in Brooklyn, New York. He spent just a few years living there before moving to Hollywood, California. He attended Hollywood High, and played basketball and baseball. He signed up for the Marines with some of his high school friends and was drafted to the war shortly there after. Todd served in the Marines for a year, and eventually was severely wounded in battle. He spent two years in the hospital recovering, and was honored with a Purple Heart. He coached basketball and baseball for many years after returning from the war for Miraleste High School, and was also a principle at Mira Catalina Elementary. He currently is an assistant varsity basketball coach for Peninsula High School. He lives in San Pedro with his wife, and has one daughter and a granddaughter. [profiler bio] Andrew Menard, Kellie Barsotti, William McKay
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-415
title: William Ward, Overwhelmed with Knowledge

description: [profile bio] William A. Ward was born in 1942 in Denver Colorado, and served the United States Military for 2 years. As a competent typist, William first arrived in Saigon in 1963, and worked in an old French military compound where he participated in the efforts to advise the Southern Vietnamese government. Upon returning to the United States, he attended the University of Arizona and attained a degree in linguistics. He later moved to Long Beach, and has since been an active member in the VFA. [profiler bio] Connor Ross is a Junior majoring in Environmental Studies, from Los Angeles, CA. Corrina Nedell is a Senior majoring in Animation and Digital Arts, from Boulder CO. Sam Butler is Junior majoring in Chemical Engineering, from Spokane WA. All three attend the University of Southern California.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-867
title: Randy Weaver, Avoiding the draft, by enlisting

description: [profile bio] John "Randy" Weaver was born in 1945 in San Diego. In October of 1966 he joined the United States Navy in favor of being drafted into the Army or Marines. He served active duty from 1966 to 1968. In 1968 he was serving in the combat zone ( Danang, Camron Bay, and Murder Beach) for nine months. He was finally discharged in 1972. He returned home to the U.S. and graduated from the Marshall school of business at USC. [profiler bio] Jackson Petty is a senior mechanical engineering major with a background in oilfield technology and robotics. Eisuke Ohga is a Junior majoring in film production. Hrant Darbinyan is a Junior majoring in Economics.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-869
title: Randy Weaver, Avoiding the draft, by enlisting

description: [profile bio] John "Randy" Weaver was born in 1945 in San Diego. In October of 1966 he joined the United States Navy in favor of being drafted into the Army or Marines. He served active duty from 1966 to 1968. In 1968 he was serving in the combat zone ( Danang, Camron Bay, and Murder Beach) for nine months. He was finally discharged in 1972. He returned home to the U.S. and graduated from the Marshall school of business at USC. [profiler bio] Jackson Petty is a senior mechanical engineering major with a background in oilfield technology and robotics. Eisuke Ohga is a Junior majoring in film production. Hrant Darbinyan is a Junior majoring in Economics.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-50
title: Ron Wilhelm, An Ordinary Story

description: [profile bio] Ronald G. Wilhelm was attending the University of Southern California as a third year pre-med student when his student deferment from the draft was denied. After being informed that he would be drafted within sixty to ninety days into the US Army, Ron decided to follow in the footsteps of his father and enlist in the Navy instead. Having an interest in mechanical and electrical equipment he served as a Radioman from July 1967 to April 1971 on the USS Pivot MSO 463 of the Mine Division 92. The primary function of the USS Pivot was Market Time Patrol, serving off the coast of South Vietnam (DMZ, Mekong Delta) and intercepting sampans trying to move supplies to the coast for the Viet Cong. Ron was honorably discharged with the ranking of Radioman Petty Officer 2nd and returned to California to resume his studies, changing his major to Business. Currently holding his MBA from Cal Poly Pomona, he works as a Managing underwriter for a commercial insurance company. [profiler bio] Michael A. Wilhelm, Architecture Major & son of interviewee; Eric Stein, Social Sciences (Econ) and Human Performance Major; Nick McKaig, Music Major