Gunship Pilot Describes being Shot Down Twice in Vietnam

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Meet Gil Terry—a decorated Huey gunship pilot who flew multiple combat missions in the Vietnam War and survived being shot down twice. In this gripping oral history interview, Gil opens up about the moments that defined him in battle: from dodging enemy fire and twice crashing in hostile territory, to his unwavering bravery that earned him the Air Medal, Purple Heart, Distinguished Flying Cross, and the prestigious Distinguished Service Cross. This is the full, unfiltered story of courage, survival, and honor from a man who never gave up—even when everything was on the line. For more information on the Voices of Freedom Project, and to watch our full unedited interview with Gil, visit our website at https://www.americansinwartime.org/explore/voices-of-freedom. For information on the Americans in Wartime Experience or to see our tank collection, please visit our website at https://www.americansinwartime.org/ On Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/americanwartimemuseum