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Technical Training in the Army
Paul Stachor is proud of his service during the Vietnam War era. He worked at the Army Chemical Center and School in Anniston, AL, where he trained people in military specialties, which, he believes, made re-entry into "the world" easier after their service had ended.
Most importantly, when the war was over they could move into a technically trained job and be a much better success in life than if they had been an infantryman in Vietnam.
Paul's story was captured with the help of TPT's Minnesota Remembers Vietnam team.
Biographical Details
Submitted From: Bloomington, MN
Primary Location During Vietnam: Anniston, AL, United States 
Story Subject: Military Service
Military Branch: U.S. Army
Dates of Service: 1966 - 1968
Unit: Chemical Center/School
Specialty: Instructor
Story Themes: Army Chemical Center, Bloomington Picnic, Paul Stachor, REMFs, Watch
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