Interview Questions for Veterans General: 1. What is your name? 2 ...

65. When did you finally hear that the war was over? Where were you?What was your reaction?66. How were you treated after the war?67. What was your life like when you got home?68. Did you keep in contact with anyone from your troop after leaving theservice?69. What was your most desired food when you got home?70. Did you stay in the military after the war?71. What good memories do you have from your time in the service?72. Do you still have contact with anyone from the war?73. Did you reenlist when your time was up?74. What is your most vivid memory of the war?75. How did you adjust to life back home after the war?76. How did the war affect you?77. How did you find out the war was over? Where were you?78. Was your time in the service life changing? How and why?79. What job did you have after the war?80. Where did you live after the war?81. What does war mean to you once you are out of the military?82. What things from the war had the biggest impact on you?83. Did you have difficulty adjusting to life once you got back home?84. What did it mean to you when you were able to go home?85. What has been the impact of the chemicals used during the war?86. Did you ever have PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder)?Today:87. Do you want other relatives (children, grandchildren) to enter theservice?88. Would you like to go back and visit where you fought?89. How does it feel to still be here today?90. How many people do you know that are still here today?91. What advice would you give future soldiers and their families?92. What advice do you have for our generation?93. Do you have any stories you would like to tell us?94. How much did society change over time?95. If you could change anything you have experienced what would it be?96. How do you think your life would be different if you were to neverhave been in the war?97. How is war/the military different today from when you served?