Bob Parsons

No. And then Mom said, Well, I'm going to the racetrack, Winnie and Bert. Don't get yourself killed. That was it? That was it. And off they went. And so I called my brother. I mean, not my brother, my cousin. And he gave me a ride to the airport. And they had a lot of guys there. They had their... girlfriends and sisters and family and mother, signs and all this sort of thing.

No. And then Mom said, Well, I'm going to the racetrack, Winnie and Bert. Don't get yourself killed. That was it? That was it. And off they went. And so I called my brother. I mean, not my brother, my cousin. And he gave me a ride to the airport. And they had a lot of guys there. They had their... girlfriends and sisters and family and mother, signs and all this sort of thing.

And with me, it was just me. But, see, the hell of it was, that's all I was ever used to. So it didn't bother me too much. And then to Pendleton.

And with me, it was just me. But, see, the hell of it was, that's all I was ever used to. So it didn't bother me too much. And then to Pendleton.

And with me, it was just me. But, see, the hell of it was, that's all I was ever used to. So it didn't bother me too much. And then to Pendleton.

Family?

Family?

Family?

No. Me and my brother.

No. Me and my brother.

No. Me and my brother.

I'm first, my brother second, and my little sister. And now they're all passed except for my little sister and me, and she and I are close.

I'm first, my brother second, and my little sister. And now they're all passed except for my little sister and me, and she and I are close.

I'm first, my brother second, and my little sister. And now they're all passed except for my little sister and me, and she and I are close.

Yeah, yeah, they'd write letters. And mostly it would be my brother and my sister would write me letters and my buddies. Some of them would. And once in a while, parents would write me a letter, but not much.

Yeah, yeah, they'd write letters. And mostly it would be my brother and my sister would write me letters and my buddies. Some of them would. And once in a while, parents would write me a letter, but not much.

Yeah, yeah, they'd write letters. And mostly it would be my brother and my sister would write me letters and my buddies. Some of them would. And once in a while, parents would write me a letter, but not much.

Well, man, I tell you what, that place smelled different than any place I ever smelled in my life. It smelled like rot. So we spent our first night guarding the rear area, and that It's just some place to put us, you know? So they trucked us out to our unit, and we were with Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 26 Marines, 1st Platoon, 2nd Squad. And I got to my squad, and we're in Quang Nam.

Well, man, I tell you what, that place smelled different than any place I ever smelled in my life. It smelled like rot. So we spent our first night guarding the rear area, and that It's just some place to put us, you know? So they trucked us out to our unit, and we were with Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 26 Marines, 1st Platoon, 2nd Squad. And I got to my squad, and we're in Quang Nam.

Well, man, I tell you what, that place smelled different than any place I ever smelled in my life. It smelled like rot. So we spent our first night guarding the rear area, and that It's just some place to put us, you know? So they trucked us out to our unit, and we were with Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 26 Marines, 1st Platoon, 2nd Squad. And I got to my squad, and we're in Quang Nam.