Vietnam Tankers - Reed Bolick

[@paulprigge1209]

Thank both of your interviewer and interviewee.

[@scottbranch5603]

Mr . Bolick is well spoken. I appreciate his humbleness. WARRIOR.

[@iamnotpaulavery]

Only one comment in 3 years?!?! Jesus H Christ, you'd think more people would be supportive and eager to listen to these stories because they are a part of American History!!!

[@paulprigge1209]

Yes he is my Lord and Savior sometimes we don’t know what to say is best to stay quiet. Took me a long time to learn that I am still learning. God bless

[@iamnotpaulavery]

@@paulprigge1209 Yes. We're all still learning. That's what life's about, I guess. God bless you yoo. ✝

[@taniachop8926]

Leadership is paramount absolutely! Sounds like a stand up man to me, certainly he inspired and mentored many. Welcome home.

[@tombob671]

Thank you Col. Bolick, welcome home

[@jedidiahcook2548]

Thank you for your service brother. Semper Fi!

[@clarkeugene5727]

Very informative & accurate. I'm thinking about joining this USMCVTA. As for the New Guy issue. . . . . During my first 2 weeks as a loader, I was only allowed to switch my helmet intercome to tank crew exclusively. They warned me that I would be totally confused if I heard what was going on outside the tank. Later, once I got used to listening to the infantry communicating with my tank commander, I could anticipate what kind of round to load ahead of time.