Flynn U.S. Army veteran Natick Veterans Oral History Project
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2019
- “Pat” Flynn joined the Army in 1943, wanting to join the 10th Mountain Division as a skier. Instead, he was trained for combat infantry. He served with the 157th Infantry Regiment, and saw action in Italy and France. After the war, he stayed a civilian for about a year before rejoining the Army for another 20 years. Flynn would see action in Korea with the 9th Infantry Regiment, and in Vietnam as part of the Special Forces.
This is a real fightin Flynn. Three war veteran and was in Special Operations.
Interviewer “my history is weak”, he wasn’t even prepared for the Interview.
my family stayed at a hotel in Natick on Labor Day weekend in 1992 and the 157th had a reunion (Mr Flynn's unit) and there were some incredible folks there, including the regt Commander Felix Sparks
Interviewer gets in the way
Boy are you right.
Yes he is an experience I have watched hundreds and hundreds of these by now and some of these interviewers just frustrate The tar out of me. Almost wish they would just shut up lol
HEY! Give the give a chance to tell his story! You were making yourself the most important part of the interview!
It's like getting teeth pulled anticipating the commentator's annoying interruptions. Scraping a chalkboard type of annoyance.
⁶I grub s
GOD BLESS YOU SIR FOR YOUR SERVICE
Second Lt.! Battlefield commission. Nice.
American hero in anyone’s book
Interviewer keep on finishing this man's sentences! Very obnoxious to say the least.
Interviewer… Let the man talk! Quit interrupting! Geez!
This interview should have been done 20 years ago. And by a better interviewer. I couldn't finish. Quit watching by the 10th interruption.
He meant 62 not 52 lol
Host-or having trouble following the narrator! Mmmh?
Narrator doesn't know when to STFU.
Pat: "They spotted us.."
Clueless Narrator: "The Germans?"
smh ...what did he suppose? The Eskimos showed up?
I couldn't last more than 10 minutes. The interviewer just ruins this.