cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-107
title: John Trodden, Over There Nowadays

description: [profile bio] John Trodden was born in the San Francisco Bay Area and enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 1996. After graduating from boot camp, a Marine combat training school, and a personnel administration school, Trodden served in the 1st Light Armor Reconnaissance Battalion, the 1st Battalion 4th Marines, and the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, the last of which was deployed in 2005-2006 to Fallujah, Iraq. Trodden was awarded a Combat Action Ribbon for his actions during an ambush of his squad while deployed in Fallujah. Since his return from Iraq, Trodden has been working in the Marine Enlisted Commissioning Program and the Reserve Officer Training Corps at USC, where he is also majoring in communications. [profiler bio] Chris Rollins was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is currently in his fifth year at USC finishing up a Bachelor's in earth sciences and a minor in physics. He will be enrolling in the Geophysics Ph.D. program at Caltech in fall 2011. Chris Adamski was raised in Texas and enlisted in the Marine Corps at 18 years of age. He completed 4 years serving with 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines based in Kaneohe Bay, HI. During his tenure with 1/3 he deployed twice to Iraq in service to Operation Iraqi Freedom. In 2009 he was accepted into the Marine Enlisted Commissioning Education Program (MECEP) at the University of Southern California. He is currently a Junior there and is majoring in International Business. Upon graduation, Chris will return to the Marine Corps to serve as a commissioned officer. Jacob Loya is originally from Diamond Bar, CA until he joined the Marine Corps in August 2004. As a Marine Jacob was a Signals Intelligence Analyst stationed in Kunia, Hawaii until he was accepted in the Marine Enlisted Commissioning Education Program. He will earn his degree in Political Science and return to the fleet Marine Corps as a commissioned Officer.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-714
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-c80-444
title: David Tool, War's Impact

description: [profile bio] David Tool was born on July 17, 1942 in Charlestown, South Carolina. He attended College of Charlestown (now known as the University of South Carolina). While attending college he took part in the Army's college option program and would later be commissioned as an officer. In June of 1966 he deployed to Vietnam as a young lieutenant. In Vietnam, Tool served as a platoon leader as a member of the 16th Infantry Brigade. After his tour in Vietnam, Tool made the transition to the Army Reserves. As a reservist he climbed through the ranks up to Colonel meanwhile earning his PHD. He retired in Los Angeles to become a part-time lecturer of American Culture at the University of Southern California. He still resides in Los Angeles today and is involved in several organizations throughout the community and USC. [profiler bio] Randy Arias is a sophomore studying Human Biology, Andrew Gentile is a junior studying Economics, Kiran Somers is a junior studying Human Biology
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-193
title: C. Tran, C. Tran

description: [profile bio] Ms. Tran was born in 1962 in Vietnam and lived in the coastal city of Nha Trang with her parents and five siblings. She recalls enjoying school, the outdoors, and many childhood friendships despite the war. But that changed on New Year's Day 1975 when bullets penetrated the family compound. In late April 1975, she was told the family was going on a picnic, but instead the family drove to Saigon and shortly thereafter were taken to the airport to escape the country. With the sights and sounds of nearby bombing and under the darkness of the night, her family, along with nine other families, boarded a cargo plane on the unlit runway. Her journey continued through the Philippines, Hawaii, Wake Island in the South Pacific, Fort Chafee, Arkansas refugee camp, and eventually to the San Francisco Bay area. As a teenager, she excelled in her English language acquisition, joined the high school tennis team, and then attended and graduated from UCLA. Ms. Tran has worked in the healthcare industry for many years and currently enjoys taking long walks with her dogs in the Bay area. [profiler bio] Robert Eskanos is a junior majoring in Economics at USC. Victoria Berggren is a Sophomore majoring in Broadcast Journalism at USC. Piyounik Hakopian is a Senior majoring in Civil Engineering at USC.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-195
title: C. Tran, C. Tran

description: [profile bio] Ms. Tran was born in 1962 in Vietnam and lived in the coastal city of Nha Trang with her parents and five siblings. She recalls enjoying school, the outdoors, and many childhood friendships despite the war. But that changed on New Year's Day 1975 when bullets penetrated the family compound. In late April 1975, she was told the family was going on a picnic, but instead the family drove to Saigon and shortly thereafter were taken to the airport to escape the country. With the sights and sounds of nearby bombing and under the darkness of the night, her family, along with nine other families, boarded a cargo plane on the unlit runway. Her journey continued through the Philippines, Hawaii, Wake Island in the South Pacific, Fort Chafee, Arkansas refugee camp, and eventually to the San Francisco Bay area. As a teenager, she excelled in her English language acquisition, joined the high school tennis team, and then attended and graduated from UCLA. Ms. Tran has worked in the healthcare industry for many years and currently enjoys taking long walks with her dogs in the Bay area. [profiler bio] Robert Eskanos is a junior majoring in Economics at USC. Victoria Berggren is a Sophomore majoring in Broadcast Journalism at USC. Piyounik Hakopian is a Senior majoring in Civil Engineering at USC.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.wea895
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 12 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "TaxonKey" : [
 "is Columnea pubescens"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 12 records from 9 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0016498-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-899
title: Hai Minh Tran, Living the American Dream

description: [profile bio] Hai Tran was born in South Vietnam in 1979. His family escaped to a refugee camp in 1982. Upon arriving in the United States, Hai and his family lived in Michigan. After graduating from high school and attending a few semesters at the University of Toledo, Hai moved to San Francisco, California to become a part of the booming dot com industries in the west coast. Since then he has worked at many companies and start-ups, including Digitas and Zynga, and has a large and growing portfolio of freelance work. An avid Starcraft player, Hai hopes to one day become a professional gamer. [profiler bio] Landon Thompson is a twenty year-old Southern California native. After graduating from Loyola High School in Los Angeles, he is currently attending the University of Southern California where he is studying business. Mike Dieringer is from Michigan. He is a junior at USC and majoring in interactive media. Brooke Hubert is originally from Virginia. She is studying Computer Science for video games at University of Southern California.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.nevd5m
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 724 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "TaxonKey" : [
 "is Reseda sphenocleoides"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 724 records from 23 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0016499-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-901
title: Hai Minh Tran, Living the American Dream

description: [profile bio] Hai Tran was born in South Vietnam in 1979. His family escaped to a refugee camp in 1982. Upon arriving in the United States, Hai and his family lived in Michigan. After graduating from high school and attending a few semesters at the University of Toledo, Hai moved to San Francisco, California to become a part of the booming dot com industries in the west coast. Since then he has worked at many companies and start-ups, including Digitas and Zynga, and has a large and growing portfolio of freelance work. An avid Starcraft player, Hai hopes to one day become a professional gamer. [profiler bio] Landon Thompson is a twenty year-old Southern California native. After graduating from Loyola High School in Los Angeles, he is currently attending the University of Southern California where he is studying business. Mike Dieringer is from Michigan. He is a junior at USC and majoring in interactive media. Brooke Hubert is originally from Virginia. She is studying Computer Science for video games at University of Southern California.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-902
title: Hai Minh Tran, Living the American Dream

description: [profile bio] Hai Tran was born in South Vietnam in 1979. His family escaped to a refugee camp in 1982. Upon arriving in the United States, Hai and his family lived in Michigan. After graduating from high school and attending a few semesters at the University of Toledo, Hai moved to San Francisco, California to become a part of the booming dot com industries in the west coast. Since then he has worked at many companies and start-ups, including Digitas and Zynga, and has a large and growing portfolio of freelance work. An avid Starcraft player, Hai hopes to one day become a professional gamer. [profiler bio] Landon Thompson is a twenty year-old Southern California native. After graduating from Loyola High School in Los Angeles, he is currently attending the University of Southern California where he is studying business. Mike Dieringer is from Michigan. He is a junior at USC and majoring in interactive media. Brooke Hubert is originally from Virginia. She is studying Computer Science for video games at University of Southern California.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-904
title: Hai Minh Tran, Living the American Dream

description: [profile bio] Hai Tran was born in South Vietnam in 1979. His family escaped to a refugee camp in 1982. Upon arriving in the United States, Hai and his family lived in Michigan. After graduating from high school and attending a few semesters at the University of Toledo, Hai moved to San Francisco, California to become a part of the booming dot com industries in the west coast. Since then he has worked at many companies and start-ups, including Digitas and Zynga, and has a large and growing portfolio of freelance work. An avid Starcraft player, Hai hopes to one day become a professional gamer. [profiler bio] Landon Thompson is a twenty year-old Southern California native. After graduating from Loyola High School in Los Angeles, he is currently attending the University of Southern California where he is studying business. Mike Dieringer is from Michigan. He is a junior at USC and majoring in interactive media. Brooke Hubert is originally from Virginia. She is studying Computer Science for video games at University of Southern California.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.78kggn
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 154 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "Country is Colombia",
 "TaxonKey is Rulyrana flavopunctata"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 154 records from 28 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0016501-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-905
title: Hai Minh Tran, Living the American Dream

description: [profile bio] Hai Tran was born in South Vietnam in 1979. His family escaped to a refugee camp in 1982. Upon arriving in the United States, Hai and his family lived in Michigan. After graduating from high school and attending a few semesters at the University of Toledo, Hai moved to San Francisco, California to become a part of the booming dot com industries in the west coast. Since then he has worked at many companies and start-ups, including Digitas and Zynga, and has a large and growing portfolio of freelance work. An avid Starcraft player, Hai hopes to one day become a professional gamer. [profiler bio] Landon Thompson is a twenty year-old Southern California native. After graduating from Loyola High School in Los Angeles, he is currently attending the University of Southern California where he is studying business. Mike Dieringer is from Michigan. He is a junior at USC and majoring in interactive media. Brooke Hubert is originally from Virginia. She is studying Computer Science for video games at University of Southern California.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-474
title: Minha Tran, Minha Tran

description: [profile bio] In 1954, Minha Tran escaped from North Vietnam to Saigon in order to avoid the prosecution of the Communists. Twenty years later, in 1975, Tran and her family began another journey to avoid the brutalities of communism. Assisted by her employer from the First National City Bank (Citibank) in the United States, the family stayed through Guam and Camp Pendleton before settling and living in Los Angeles. In the video, Tran describes their immigration process and life in the United States; as well as her negative views for the Communists and support of South Vietnam and the Americans. She views the war as a choiceless choice for the South Vietnamese, who had to fight in order to protect their homeland from invasions of the North Communists. After continuing her banking career for 30 years with Citibank, Tran is now retired, with a grown-up daughter and a happy family. [profiler bio] Diana Chavando is a freshman at USC studying Political Science and Neuroscience. Jackson Summers is also a freshman at USC studying international relations .Ya Xuan Sherry Wang is a sophomore at USC studying business administration.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-73
title: Tri Tran, The Mayor of Saigon

description: [profile bio] Tri Tran attended military academy in South Vietnam at 19 years old, after graduating from high school in 1953. After one year, Tri graduated as a junior lieutenant for the South Vietnamese Army. On his first assignment he was sent to train the 76th Brigade for one year. In 1971 Tri was sent to fight in Laos during the "Hot Summer." Tri was injured in Laos, and was sent back to Saigon for recovery. Upon his recovery, Tri served as a South Vietnamese Government official. In 1974, Tri became Mayor of Saigon. He and his family were on the last ship out during the evening of the fall of Saigon at 2:30am, April 30th, 1975. They spent three days at sea before reaching international waters. From there Tri and his family were sent to the Phillipines, then to Guam, and finally to San Diego in the United States of America. Tri and his family initially settled in Barstow, California where their sponsors lived. He eventually relocated his family to live in Los Angeles, California. There, he and his wife worked hard to send their children to college. Tri Tran currently resides in Orange County, California near his eldest son, Tuan Tran, and his four granddaughters. [profiler bio] Amanda Flores is studying policy, planning and development with an emphasis in non-profits and social innovation. Dylan Garrett is a sophomore majoring in business administration. This project was a natural extension of his work with a documentary film crew in Cambodia during the summer of 2010. Sheenah Gill is a senior majoring in Psychology.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-716
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-c80-717
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-c80-720
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-c80-159
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.