Oral history of Allen Easterday
Clemson University Libraries. Special Collections and Archives
Video Details
TitleOral history of Allen Easterday
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Date Created
Descriptive Information
LanguageEnglish
A video recording of an in-person interview conducted by Jeff Fulton with Allen Easterday on February 22, 2013. Born in 1932, Allen Easterday served in the United States Navy during the Korean War, where he was assigned to a destroyer escort as a disbursing clerk.
Easterday shares memories of his early life, enlistment, naval training, and the daily challenges of life aboard a warship. He recounts a harrowing experience when his ship was struck by shore bombardment, detailing the impact it had on him and his crewmates. He also discusses his responsibilities as the ship's disbursing clerk and how his time in the Navy shaped his post-service life.TopicsVeterans
Korean War, 1950-1953
Pearl Harbor (Hawaii)
Destroyer escorts
United States. Navy
Angola (Ind.)
San Diego (Calif.)
Korea
Japan
Korean War, 1950-1953
Pearl Harbor (Hawaii)
Destroyer escorts
United States. Navy
Angola (Ind.)
San Diego (Calif.)
Korea
Japan
Physical Descriptions
ExtentDigital video file; video length 00:38:52
MediumOral histories
TypeMoving image
Formatvideo/mp4
Contributing Institutions
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Clemson University Libraries. Special Collections and Archives
Hosted By Clemson University Libraries
Identifiers
Digital Identifiercuvohp_2013oh0003
Permanent Linkhttp://purl.clemson.edu/EF0804D1990145AB7270A03DE77A2EE9
Batch ID20260408145815
