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The change from tape to digital format in the film industry

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The change from tape to digital format in the film industry

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Daniella De La Torre

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Here’s a audio of my mom describing what she remembers about the tragic event of September 11th 2001.

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Here is my dad describing his experiences as a marine during Desert Storm.

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Here is the link to the audio recording of the interview between me and my grandpa Bruce. In this recording, he details what it was like for him to see JFK as well as be around during his assassination.

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Grandpa is talking about his personal experience serving in the Korean War as a radio operator.

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Grandpa talking about being a radio operator in the Korean War.

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WHAT IS STORY CORPS?

Everyone knows someone in their life who has had experiences or a story to tell in relation to history. The goal of story corps is to find those important stories and document them. As our history gets older, so do the people that lived it. Story corps aims to collect, organize, and archive these stories in meaningful ways. ! If you need help you can go to story corps' website to look up more examples of oral history.

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Wayman Simpson served in the Korean War.

He was captured in 1950, soon after fighting began. As a POW, Simpson came under the command of a Korean officer nicknamed The Tiger, who led the prisoners on a brutal, nine-day trek that claimed nearly 100 lives.

Wayman came to StoryCorps to remember what came to be known as The Tiger Death March.
Originally aired November 9, 2007, on NPR's Morning Edition.

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Wayman Simpson served in the Korean War. He was captured in 1950, soon after fighting began. As a POW, Simpson came under the command of a Korean officer nicknamed The Tiger, who led the prisoners on a brutal, nine-day trek that claimed nearly 100 lives.