This document provides an overview of extracting Bash command history from Unix memory images using digital forensics techniques. It discusses how Bash stores command history in memory and on disk, and how forensic analysts can extract that history from a memory dump. It includes a case study demonstrating extracting Bash history from multiple processes and showing that the "history -c" command only clears history for that individual process. The document aims to help digital forensics practitioners recover command history during memory forensics investigations.