Larry Said:

I need a Vietnam War veteran to answer the following questions. This is for a undergraduate histroy project.?

We Answered:

Errol D. Wyrick
Army / 528 POL unit / Sgt E-5 / Phu Bia Vietnam 1968-69
19 Years Old / Enlisted / 25 Years old at discharge
6 Years

Julio Said:

I really need to interview veteran?

We Answered:

1. Fort stewart, fort benning and Tikrit, Iraq
2. Same thing every day. P.T, weapons training then hitting the sand.
3. Enlisted
4. CA
5. To serve my county and have some fun
6. Wanted to be airborne
7. Yes
8. Horrible and depressing. But exciting at the same time.
9. A lot of fun and very easy. Met some great soldiers
10. Yes
11. Letters from home and just running my *** off
12. Iraq
13. Tikrit.
14. Yes it was cold
15. Infantry/11b
16. Yes
17. Yes
18. Crashing my track vehicle into a tank. Really funny. Meeting Iraqi girls was great.
19. No
20. n/a
21. yes
22. combat
23. ??
24. ??
25. Yes
26. Hell yeah I was driving my *** back to cali
27. Fish
28. I started work a month later
29. Nope not yet
30. Relationships with fellow soldiers
31. Present
32. Nope
33. Yes
34. The nasty stuff you will ever have
35. Nope
36. All the time
37. Yes, I kept a rock in my pocket
38. Movies and games
39. None where I was
40. All the east coast
41. Sure
42. ?
43. Think of them? Officers were pricks and fellow soldiers were great
44. Nope
45. Park ranger
46. Yes
47. n/a
48. no
49. change my life completely
50. no
send me your email

Freddie Said:

Why I can't find a job?

We Answered:

This may not answer your direct question, but I believe it is good advice for anyone who is looking for a job. One thing that job seekers seem not to know or forget is that all employers are looking for a certain type of worker. They are looking for an honest, hard working, fairly intelligent and dependable employee. They are also looking for a person who can get along with the public and other employees. If you don’t have every one of those characteristics, your chances are slim and none to get and hang onto a job.

Always think about who you would like to hire if you were looking for an employee. Would you hire you? Look at yourself at the way you walk, talk, dress and even write. (Have someone proofread your application before turning it in. Fill it out in pencil first, then erase and use ink) Are you a dependable employee? If you were to be asked that question, how would you answer? Would you want you out on the firing line talking to customers? Why? You would want the best person talking to your customers, wouldn’t you? Are you the best person? Why?

Your wants, needs and desires are not really important to a business owner. Stop thinking about yourself and start thinking about how you could improve the business you want to work for. Put yourself in the driver’s seat and let the interviewer know who you are and what you can do for them. Somehow let them know that you are their best choice from all the others that are applying for the job.

If you really want to get hired, you should be camping out at the nearest library reading every job hunting book you can get your hands on. These books are a great help. Read them several times. It has been said that getting the job is harder than the job itself—so you need to be PREPARED.

Steven Said:

have you been in the war please tell me?

We Answered:

Answers sent.....Good Luck with your survey

Maxine Said:

I need to Interview a veteran that served in the war from 1990 and up it doesn't matter what war?

We Answered:

you have email