Frederick (Rick) Marotte's interview for the Veterans History Project at Atlanta History Center

[@justanavgguy7802]

‘Fascinating’ as a descriptive of Rick Marotte’s narrative is probably a bit of an understatement. His service to his fellow soldiers, civilians and enemy combatants is at the minimum ‘selfless’. He could probably do a standin for a younger Clint Eastwood in appearance and demeanor. So thankful for his contribution. Looking forward to the next YT presentation of this genre.

[@rc166honda]

It’s been a very humbling experience to listen to this man’s story, what a wonderful human being. God bless you.

[@mistyfinney5292]

I'm a Vietnam Veteran's daughter...I love hearing these stories ❤ much love and respect

[@GixxerZilla]

This is the best Vietnam veterans interview channel.

[@markfromct2]

My history probably started with my parents

[@2broketim479]

Sound... you can barely hear the guy

[@seville2519]

Many of these videos are like that. If you use a good Bluetooth speaker, the problem is solved.

[@duaneknorr3081]

Can't 👂. The response!!

[@stephenfreeman2561]

Either his parents got married the day after Pearl Harbor, or, if they got married the day before Pearl Harbor as he stated, then he got the date of their marriage wrong by two days

[@pakers2128]

QUALITY CONTROL. Narrator's voice is twice as loud as the guest. Easy fix.