cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.15468/dl.mapbqu
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 17 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "TaxonKey" : [
 "is Solenophora obliqua"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 17 records from 8 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0016424-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-738
title: Hanah and Danny An, A Family of Hope

description: [profile bio] Danny Nhat Van An grew up in North Vietnam and later moved to Saigon in the South where he started his family. Danny fought for the South Vietnamese during the Vietnam War as a colonel for the air force. Hannah An is one of Danny's daughters who was born in Saigon. She experienced the war as a young child and was forced to pack up and move to the United States. Her and her father agreed to sit with us and talk about their family's experience during the war.[profiler bio] Lindsey Berg is a junior Public Relations major from Boston, Massachusetts.; Ben Irinaga is a junior Architecture major from San Francisco, California.; Roxy Striar is a sophomore Theatre major from Boston, Massachusetts.; Atticus Wong is a sophomore Business major from Phoenix, Arizona.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-342
title: Anonymous Anonymous, The Life of a Vietnam War Non-Commissioned Translator

description: [profile bio] The interviewee, who chose to remain anonymous, worked as an interpreter during the Vietnam War. As a non-commissioned officer, he worked for both the Americans and the North Vietnamese, witnessing firsthand the hardships of war but initially trying to avoid a combat role. The interviewee was stationed in Ca Mau until 1975. After the war, he moved to the United States. [profiler bio] Eric He is a freshman majoring in print and digital journalism.; Kester Chen is an international student and a senior majoring in business administration.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-446
title: Randy Benson, From Texas to California to Da Nang

description: [profile bio] Randy Benson was born February 16, 1945 in Dallas, Texas. Growing up in 1950s Texas, he was a cowboys and Indians playing, cartoon loving, adored big brother to his little sister Ann. Randy made a few attempts at college in the 60s, but he "kept getting kicked out!" In 1966, when things didn't work out at Rice University, he was drafted into the military to go to Vietnam. He decided at that point to join the Naval Reserve. A six year commitment. He was hired as part of the Aggressor Army for military training in Port Hueneme, California. Starting out as an Engineman 3 (E 3), Randy was quickly promoted to an E 5. He was then offered a position in the Mobile Construction Battalion 5, or MCB5, or more commonly the Seabees. The Seabees are part of the U.S. Navy who provide various construction services for the war effort. For Randy, it meant a longer commitment, but more importantly, a non-combative one. December 1968, Randy and the Seabees flew into Da Nang, Vietnam. The majority of his time served in country was as part of a Security Squad Paving Crew maintaining Route 1, which connected Da Nang and Hue. [profiler bio] Benett Rogers, Jacqueline Truong, and Minghao Zhang
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-495
title: Paul R. Alwine, Service to the Country

description: [profile bio] Captain Paul R. Alwine, Jr. is a native of Binghamton, New York. He graduated from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Management in 1962. He was commissioned through the Naval ROTC program, was assigned to the Navy Supply Corps School in Athens, Georgia and completed the Basic Qualification Course for Supply Corps officers. While on deployment in the Western Pacific in 1964, the VALLEY FORGE supported early military action in South Vietnam immediately after the Gulf of Tonkin incident. In July 1966 Captain Alwine completed his active duty and affiliated with the Navy Reserve while pursuing a civilian career in the computer and information technology field. During the ensuing years he served in a variety of Navy Reserve Supply Corps units involving procurement, defense contract management, aviation supply, and served on the staff of Commander, Navy Reserve Readiness Command Region 19 in San Diego. During annual active duty periods he served afloat on the USS CONSTELLATION (CV 64), the USS RANGER (CV 61), and ashore at west coast Naval Supply Centers, Naval Air Stations, Defense Logistics Agency commands, as well as duty at the Naval Supply Systems Command in Washington, DC. Captain Alwine served as Commanding Officer of four Navy Reserve units during his career. Additionally, he completed the aviation supply warfare qualifications and became the first Navy Reserve officer on the west coast to earn the "wings of gold" of a Naval Aviation Supply Officer. In 1970 he received a Master of Business Administration from California State University Fullerton, and in 1982 he completed an Executive Sales program conducted by the Harvard Graduate School of Business. As a member of the Marine Corps Air Station El Toro Aero Club he completed general aviation pilot training, earning Commercial Pilot, Multi-engine, Instrument In 1992 Captain Alwine retired after completing a 30-year Navy career. His personal decorations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Navy Commendation Medal and numerous unit and campaign awards. In civilian life he is a retired sales executive from the IBM Corporation, and is the President of the Naval ROTC Alumni League at the University of Southern California. He resides with his wife in Irvine, CA. [profiler bio] Kyle Curley is a senior studying Industrial and Systems Engineering.; Sungwon Byun is a junior studying Chemical Engineering. Kasey Owens-Shelton is a senior studying Psychology.; Wenzhen Gong is a senior and masters student studying Electrical Engineering.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-499
title: Paul R. Alwine, Service to the Country

description: [profile bio] Captain Paul R. Alwine, Jr. is a native of Binghamton, New York. He graduated from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Management in 1962. He was commissioned through the Naval ROTC program, was assigned to the Navy Supply Corps School in Athens, Georgia and completed the Basic Qualification Course for Supply Corps officers. While on deployment in the Western Pacific in 1964, the VALLEY FORGE supported early military action in South Vietnam immediately after the Gulf of Tonkin incident. In July 1966 Captain Alwine completed his active duty and affiliated with the Navy Reserve while pursuing a civilian career in the computer and information technology field. During the ensuing years he served in a variety of Navy Reserve Supply Corps units involving procurement, defense contract management, aviation supply, and served on the staff of Commander, Navy Reserve Readiness Command Region 19 in San Diego. During annual active duty periods he served afloat on the USS CONSTELLATION (CV 64), the USS RANGER (CV 61), and ashore at west coast Naval Supply Centers, Naval Air Stations, Defense Logistics Agency commands, as well as duty at the Naval Supply Systems Command in Washington, DC. Captain Alwine served as Commanding Officer of four Navy Reserve units during his career. Additionally, he completed the aviation supply warfare qualifications and became the first Navy Reserve officer on the west coast to earn the "wings of gold" of a Naval Aviation Supply Officer. In 1970 he received a Master of Business Administration from California State University Fullerton, and in 1982 he completed an Executive Sales program conducted by the Harvard Graduate School of Business. As a member of the Marine Corps Air Station El Toro Aero Club he completed general aviation pilot training, earning Commercial Pilot, Multi-engine, Instrument In 1992 Captain Alwine retired after completing a 30-year Navy career. His personal decorations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Navy Commendation Medal and numerous unit and campaign awards. In civilian life he is a retired sales executive from the IBM Corporation, and is the President of the Naval ROTC Alumni League at the University of Southern California. He resides with his wife in Irvine, CA. [profiler bio] Kyle Curley is a senior studying Industrial and Systems Engineering.; Sungwon Byun is a junior studying Chemical Engineering. Kasey Owens-Shelton is a senior studying Psychology.; Wenzhen Gong is a senior and masters student studying Electrical Engineering.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-739
title: Hanah and Danny An, A Family of Hope

description: [profile bio] Danny Nhat Van An grew up in North Vietnam and later moved to Saigon in the South where he started his family. Danny fought for the South Vietnamese during the Vietnam War as a colonel for the air force. Hannah An is one of Danny's daughters who was born in Saigon. She experienced the war as a young child and was forced to pack up and move to the United States. Her and her father agreed to sit with us and talk about their family's experience during the war.[profiler bio] Lindsey Berg is a junior Public Relations major from Boston, Massachusetts.; Ben Irinaga is a junior Architecture major from San Francisco, California.; Roxy Striar is a sophomore Theatre major from Boston, Massachusetts.; Atticus Wong is a sophomore Business major from Phoenix, Arizona.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-741
title: Hanah and Danny An, A Family of Hope

description: [profile bio] Danny Nhat Van An grew up in North Vietnam and later moved to Saigon in the South where he started his family. Danny fought for the South Vietnamese during the Vietnam War as a colonel for the air force. Hannah An is one of Danny's daughters who was born in Saigon. She experienced the war as a young child and was forced to pack up and move to the United States. Her and her father agreed to sit with us and talk about their family's experience during the war.[profiler bio] Lindsey Berg is a junior Public Relations major from Boston, Massachusetts.; Ben Irinaga is a junior Architecture major from San Francisco, California.; Roxy Striar is a sophomore Theatre major from Boston, Massachusetts.; Atticus Wong is a sophomore Business major from Phoenix, Arizona.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-330
title: Anonymous Anonymous, The Life of a Vietnam War Non-Commissioned Translator

description: [profile bio] The interviewee, who chose to remain anonymous, worked as an interpreter during the Vietnam War. As a non-commissioned officer, he worked for both the Americans and the North Vietnamese, witnessing firsthand the hardships of war but initially trying to avoid a combat role. The interviewee was stationed in Ca Mau until 1975. After the war, he moved to the United States. [profiler bio] Eric He is a freshman majoring in print and digital journalism.; Kester Chen is an international student and a senior majoring in business administration.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-333
title: Anonymous Anonymous, The Life of a Vietnam War Non-Commissioned Translator

description: [profile bio] The interviewee, who chose to remain anonymous, worked as an interpreter during the Vietnam War. As a non-commissioned officer, he worked for both the Americans and the North Vietnamese, witnessing firsthand the hardships of war but initially trying to avoid a combat role. The interviewee was stationed in Ca Mau until 1975. After the war, he moved to the United States. [profiler bio] Eric He is a freshman majoring in print and digital journalism.; Kester Chen is an international student and a senior majoring in business administration.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-335
title: Anonymous Anonymous, The Life of a Vietnam War Non-Commissioned Translator

description: [profile bio] The interviewee, who chose to remain anonymous, worked as an interpreter during the Vietnam War. As a non-commissioned officer, he worked for both the Americans and the North Vietnamese, witnessing firsthand the hardships of war but initially trying to avoid a combat role. The interviewee was stationed in Ca Mau until 1975. After the war, he moved to the United States. [profiler bio] Eric He is a freshman majoring in print and digital journalism.; Kester Chen is an international student and a senior majoring in business administration.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-337
title: Anonymous Anonymous, The Life of a Vietnam War Non-Commissioned Translator

description: [profile bio] The interviewee, who chose to remain anonymous, worked as an interpreter during the Vietnam War. As a non-commissioned officer, he worked for both the Americans and the North Vietnamese, witnessing firsthand the hardships of war but initially trying to avoid a combat role. The interviewee was stationed in Ca Mau until 1975. After the war, he moved to the United States. [profiler bio] Eric He is a freshman majoring in print and digital journalism.; Kester Chen is an international student and a senior majoring in business administration.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.qzv32b
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 4 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "TaxonKey" : [
 "is Besleria brevicalyx"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 4 records from 1 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0016427-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-341
title: Anonymous Anonymous, The Life of a Vietnam War Non-Commissioned Translator

description: [profile bio] The interviewee, who chose to remain anonymous, worked as an interpreter during the Vietnam War. As a non-commissioned officer, he worked for both the Americans and the North Vietnamese, witnessing firsthand the hardships of war but initially trying to avoid a combat role. The interviewee was stationed in Ca Mau until 1975. After the war, he moved to the United States. [profiler bio] Eric He is a freshman majoring in print and digital journalism.; Kester Chen is an international student and a senior majoring in business administration.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-98
title: Richard Berg, Memories of Chaos

description: [profile bio] Rick Berg studied English Literature at UC Irvine and also published many books. With his diverse background and special past experiences, he is sharing the value of learning and precious value of our lives with his student and co-workers at University of Southern California. [profiler bio] Young Kook Yoon originally came from South Korea and is in his Senior Year at USC, majoring in international relations.; Huanchen Wang originally came from China and is in his Junior Year in USC, majoring in Psychology and Mathematics.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-494
title: Paul R. Alwine, Service to the Country

description: [profile bio] Captain Paul R. Alwine, Jr. is a native of Binghamton, New York. He graduated from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Management in 1962. He was commissioned through the Naval ROTC program, was assigned to the Navy Supply Corps School in Athens, Georgia and completed the Basic Qualification Course for Supply Corps officers. While on deployment in the Western Pacific in 1964, the VALLEY FORGE supported early military action in South Vietnam immediately after the Gulf of Tonkin incident. In July 1966 Captain Alwine completed his active duty and affiliated with the Navy Reserve while pursuing a civilian career in the computer and information technology field. During the ensuing years he served in a variety of Navy Reserve Supply Corps units involving procurement, defense contract management, aviation supply, and served on the staff of Commander, Navy Reserve Readiness Command Region 19 in San Diego. During annual active duty periods he served afloat on the USS CONSTELLATION (CV 64), the USS RANGER (CV 61), and ashore at west coast Naval Supply Centers, Naval Air Stations, Defense Logistics Agency commands, as well as duty at the Naval Supply Systems Command in Washington, DC. Captain Alwine served as Commanding Officer of four Navy Reserve units during his career. Additionally, he completed the aviation supply warfare qualifications and became the first Navy Reserve officer on the west coast to earn the "wings of gold" of a Naval Aviation Supply Officer. In 1970 he received a Master of Business Administration from California State University Fullerton, and in 1982 he completed an Executive Sales program conducted by the Harvard Graduate School of Business. As a member of the Marine Corps Air Station El Toro Aero Club he completed general aviation pilot training, earning Commercial Pilot, Multi-engine, Instrument In 1992 Captain Alwine retired after completing a 30-year Navy career. His personal decorations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Navy Commendation Medal and numerous unit and campaign awards. In civilian life he is a retired sales executive from the IBM Corporation, and is the President of the Naval ROTC Alumni League at the University of Southern California. He resides with his wife in Irvine, CA. [profiler bio] Kyle Curley is a senior studying Industrial and Systems Engineering.; Sungwon Byun is a junior studying Chemical Engineering. Kasey Owens-Shelton is a senior studying Psychology.; Wenzhen Gong is a senior and masters student studying Electrical Engineering.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-497
title: Paul R. Alwine, Service to the Country

description: [profile bio] Captain Paul R. Alwine, Jr. is a native of Binghamton, New York. He graduated from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Management in 1962. He was commissioned through the Naval ROTC program, was assigned to the Navy Supply Corps School in Athens, Georgia and completed the Basic Qualification Course for Supply Corps officers. While on deployment in the Western Pacific in 1964, the VALLEY FORGE supported early military action in South Vietnam immediately after the Gulf of Tonkin incident. In July 1966 Captain Alwine completed his active duty and affiliated with the Navy Reserve while pursuing a civilian career in the computer and information technology field. During the ensuing years he served in a variety of Navy Reserve Supply Corps units involving procurement, defense contract management, aviation supply, and served on the staff of Commander, Navy Reserve Readiness Command Region 19 in San Diego. During annual active duty periods he served afloat on the USS CONSTELLATION (CV 64), the USS RANGER (CV 61), and ashore at west coast Naval Supply Centers, Naval Air Stations, Defense Logistics Agency commands, as well as duty at the Naval Supply Systems Command in Washington, DC. Captain Alwine served as Commanding Officer of four Navy Reserve units during his career. Additionally, he completed the aviation supply warfare qualifications and became the first Navy Reserve officer on the west coast to earn the "wings of gold" of a Naval Aviation Supply Officer. In 1970 he received a Master of Business Administration from California State University Fullerton, and in 1982 he completed an Executive Sales program conducted by the Harvard Graduate School of Business. As a member of the Marine Corps Air Station El Toro Aero Club he completed general aviation pilot training, earning Commercial Pilot, Multi-engine, Instrument In 1992 Captain Alwine retired after completing a 30-year Navy career. His personal decorations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Navy Commendation Medal and numerous unit and campaign awards. In civilian life he is a retired sales executive from the IBM Corporation, and is the President of the Naval ROTC Alumni League at the University of Southern California. He resides with his wife in Irvine, CA. [profiler bio] Kyle Curley is a senior studying Industrial and Systems Engineering.; Sungwon Byun is a junior studying Chemical Engineering. Kasey Owens-Shelton is a senior studying Psychology.; Wenzhen Gong is a senior and masters student studying Electrical Engineering.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-332
title: Anonymous Anonymous, The Life of a Vietnam War Non-Commissioned Translator

description: [profile bio] The interviewee, who chose to remain anonymous, worked as an interpreter during the Vietnam War. As a non-commissioned officer, he worked for both the Americans and the North Vietnamese, witnessing firsthand the hardships of war but initially trying to avoid a combat role. The interviewee was stationed in Ca Mau until 1975. After the war, he moved to the United States. [profiler bio] Eric He is a freshman majoring in print and digital journalism.; Kester Chen is an international student and a senior majoring in business administration.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-450
title: Randy Benson, From Texas to California to Da Nang

description: [profile bio] Randy Benson was born February 16, 1945 in Dallas, Texas. Growing up in 1950s Texas, he was a cowboys and Indians playing, cartoon loving, adored big brother to his little sister Ann. Randy made a few attempts at college in the 60s, but he "kept getting kicked out!" In 1966, when things didn't work out at Rice University, he was drafted into the military to go to Vietnam. He decided at that point to join the Naval Reserve. A six year commitment. He was hired as part of the Aggressor Army for military training in Port Hueneme, California. Starting out as an Engineman 3 (E 3), Randy was quickly promoted to an E 5. He was then offered a position in the Mobile Construction Battalion 5, or MCB5, or more commonly the Seabees. The Seabees are part of the U.S. Navy who provide various construction services for the war effort. For Randy, it meant a longer commitment, but more importantly, a non-combative one. December 1968, Randy and the Seabees flew into Da Nang, Vietnam. The majority of his time served in country was as part of a Security Squad Paving Crew maintaining Route 1, which connected Da Nang and Hue. [profiler bio] Benett Rogers, Jacqueline Truong, and Minghao Zhang
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-452
title: Randy Benson, From Texas to California to Da Nang

description: [profile bio] Randy Benson was born February 16, 1945 in Dallas, Texas. Growing up in 1950s Texas, he was a cowboys and Indians playing, cartoon loving, adored big brother to his little sister Ann. Randy made a few attempts at college in the 60s, but he "kept getting kicked out!" In 1966, when things didn't work out at Rice University, he was drafted into the military to go to Vietnam. He decided at that point to join the Naval Reserve. A six year commitment. He was hired as part of the Aggressor Army for military training in Port Hueneme, California. Starting out as an Engineman 3 (E 3), Randy was quickly promoted to an E 5. He was then offered a position in the Mobile Construction Battalion 5, or MCB5, or more commonly the Seabees. The Seabees are part of the U.S. Navy who provide various construction services for the war effort. For Randy, it meant a longer commitment, but more importantly, a non-combative one. December 1968, Randy and the Seabees flew into Da Nang, Vietnam. The majority of his time served in country was as part of a Security Squad Paving Crew maintaining Route 1, which connected Da Nang and Hue. [profiler bio] Benett Rogers, Jacqueline Truong, and Minghao Zhang