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Tal Centers

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It was regrettable, but villages were leveled by his artillery rounds. Tal Centers knew that civilians were killed, but he also knew that the enemy looked the same as the innocents. That was the way it was in Vietnam. After being attached to the 1st Cavalry Air Mobile Division for a year, he returned to the same desk at Fort Sill he'd been using before the tour. (5:32)

Tarlon Mobley

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Tarlon describes an incident with a giant water leech during a patrol. (1:37)

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Mr. Mobley describes a tragedy that took place during jungle school training in Vietnam. (0:58)

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Mr. Mobley describes a health mishap he faced on a patrol that almost put his team in crisis. (3:27)

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Tarlon describes the humorous relief of fellow soldiers tumbling down hills in Vietnam. (1:23)

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Tarlon shares an intense experience he had while defending a listening post. (3:49)

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Tarlon describes a close call with a trip wire during a patrol. (3:49)

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Tarlon shares his first experiences with his unit on patrol in Vietnam. (1:37)

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Tarlon describes his first experience of being under direct fire. (3:41)

Ted Cummings

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Being trained in unconventional warfare, Ted Cummings and his division learned about going behind enemy lines and causing massive disruptions in their ongoing processes. In special forces, the key was to train so that there was a fully developed team effort so that the company never had to rely on a single person. (4:14)