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Forgotten People, Forgotten Times

V. H. Markle
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Pages
206
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

Let us not forget those who served. We were called to duty and we went to war. These are the stories of a few of those brave young men and women who fought in Americas most unpopular war. These are stories of times, events, and places that should never be forgotten.

In war, the brain encircles and captures thoughts, sights, smells and sounds you can never get rid of. After the battle, the mind can shut down, and thoughts begin to smother the brain. If a veteran speaks, listen with open ears and an open mind. They all have something to say.

If you are a brother or sister from Vietnam talk to someone, write down your thoughts, contact a brother or sister. If you can, don’t hesitate, Go To The Wall. These things have made me cry but they have brought back the smile that was once forgotten for so many years.

Welcome home my brothers and sisters.

Related Subjects

  • Vietnam War
  • Wars & Conflicts
  • History
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