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Wayland Magoon, Interviewed By John Springer, Part 1, Wayland Magoon
Wayland Magoon, Interviewed By John Springer, Part 1, Wayland Magoon
MF087 Vietnam Veterans Oral History
Wayland Magoon, interviewed by John Springer at the Muskie Archives, Bates College, Lewiston, Maine on June 22, 1999. Magoon discusses his early years growing up in Skowhegan, Maine and when he first learned about Vietnam, attending Thomas College and receiving a deferment, playing in a garage band, dropping out, and being drafted into the Army, feeling that serving was something he had to do. He tells of receiving his draft notice and being sent to Fort Bragg the next day, being hassled by drill instructors for being a draftee instead of a volunteer, going through basic training and combat engineer …
Wayland Magoon, Interviewed By John Springer, Part 2, Wayland Magoon
Wayland Magoon, Interviewed By John Springer, Part 2, Wayland Magoon
MF087 Vietnam Veterans Oral History
Wayland Magoon, interviewed by John Springer at the Muskie Archives, Bates College, Lewiston, Maine on June 22, 1999. Magoon discusses his early years growing up in Skowhegan, Maine and when he first learned about Vietnam, attending Thomas College and receiving a deferment, playing in a garage band, dropping out, and being drafted into the Army, feeling that serving was something he had to do. He tells of receiving his draft notice and being sent to Fort Bragg the next day, being hassled by drill instructors for being a draftee instead of a volunteer, going through basic training and combat engineer …
Wayland Magoon, Interviewed By John Springer, Part 3, Wayland Magoon
Wayland Magoon, Interviewed By John Springer, Part 3, Wayland Magoon
MF087 Vietnam Veterans Oral History
Wayland Magoon, interviewed by John Springer at the Muskie Archives, Bates College, Lewiston, Maine on June 22, 1999. Magoon discusses his early years growing up in Skowhegan, Maine and when he first learned about Vietnam, attending Thomas College and receiving a deferment, playing in a garage band, dropping out, and being drafted into the Army, feeling that serving was something he had to do. He tells of receiving his draft notice and being sent to Fort Bragg the next day, being hassled by drill instructors for being a draftee instead of a volunteer, going through basic training and combat engineer …
Black Symposium Communist Speaks Out, Bob Haskell
Black Symposium Communist Speaks Out, Bob Haskell
Social Justice: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Article from the University of Maine student newspaper The Maine Campus on a speech by Charlene Mitchell at the Symposium on Black America.