I interviewed Randy in my home studio Thursday, July 30, 2026. Randy served with the 18th Engineer Brigade in Vietnam from Nov. 1969 to Nov. 1970. Randy explains what a "Sapper Attack" is. Please join me in honoring the service of SP4 Randall Curtis Bullock. God bless you!!

Forty-five years of silence… and then the courage to share his story so honestly. That takes a lot of strength.
Thank you, Randy, for your service and for opening up about your experiences. The story about the water point really stayed with me, how a change in the watch schedule meant Randy was not there that night when the attack happened. It’s hard to imagine how one moment can change the course of someone’s life. I also thought it was very touching that he later visited the man who took his place in the hospital.
Thank you, Larry, for taking the time to preserve these stories. The voices and memories of the men who were there need to be remembered.

I met Randy at the airport when he flew in to do this interview. He is a great guy with a great story.

Man, I have to say, this interview started off kind of slow but around the halfway point, he really got my attention, and then that salute at the end and big smile--Randall went into my top 3 instantly.  That joy on his face made me smile and gave me chills!  God bless!

I also appreciate Larry Capetos service as well. Never let these voices die. !

I've listened to a lot of interviews on this channel and I've never heard anyone point out the difference between hardwired biological reaction and a persistent 1000 yard stare very, very interesting.  He seems like one of the most well-adjusted and calm people interviewed here.  God bless.

Welcome home Randall and thanks for sharing your Vietnam experience after 45 years of not talking about it.  Your salute at the end with a smile said it all, I felt your relief in finally getting it all out.   Great job and thanks for your service.

You are an Excellent interviewer Sir covering very important stories ‼️

Mainer here! Love listening to these interviews especially if they feature someone from Maine. Important parts of history

Can't watch now, but I most certainly will!!! Grateful for all your work, Larry! 🫡

That Sapper attack story was incredible. Lt. General Ware was K.I.A. Sept 13 1968 in the Battle of Loc Nihn. Thanks for your service And God bless. Well done Larry

Another gem, thank you Larry. Your work is always appreciated🙏

I enjoyed this interview very much. Also, nice shirt--- War Eagle! :)

Liked your interview. Glad you are doing well.  Also went in Spring of 69. Vietnam 70-71.  Also attached to aviation and went up for Lam Son. Flew into LZ Maryann in the colonel’s chopper about midnight to fix the downed radio station.  Was about a week after it was overrun.  Had some hot times.  Glad we were young.  Glad we made it home.

I’m so proud of you daddyo.

Thank You for sharing your Vietnam Military experience...Thank You, Mr. Bullock. God Bless, Sir.

Thank you Larry for all you do! It's much appreciated.

Randy is my father in law. He is a great man. We have had a great relationship for 26+ years since my marriage to his oldest daughter Hope in 2000!!! He brings  a lot of wisdom from his life experiences.

Bless you sir and thank you 😊 for all you have done for our country. Great interview

I love that Randall brought up Doc Bartlett, by far my favorite interview ever.  Randall really got his story into my top list about halfway through when he mentioned that his reactions to sudden noise was from surprise mortar attacks, not field engagement that is very, very interesting.