Interview with Drill Sergeant Matthew Bulla [October 6, 2012]

Drill Sergeant Matthew Bulla, born in 1986, entered the Marine Corps and served on a response team in Iraq. He speaks a lot about the civilians he met in Iraq and how they seemed to be "two or three thousand years behind us." He explains that the war is not like how it was reported, and that the US military did a lot of good there winning the hearts of civilians and rebuilding cities.

Bulla, Matthew

Veterans

Iraq War, 2003-2011

Personal narratives, American

United States

Interviews

Abdo, Brian

Bulla, Matthew

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Oral History

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Bulla, Matthew

Abdo, Brian

10/6/2012

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Drill Seargant