THE VIETNAM EXPERIENCE: A GLIMPSE OF A VETERAN’S EYE-OPENING MEMOIR

THE VIETNAM EXPERIENCE: A GLIMPSE OF A VETERAN’S EYE-OPENING MEMOIR

We performed as needed. We swore our lives to the U.S. Army and followed orders into the jungles of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. We knew the stakes and made it through — sometimes just barely.

While our country fought to save the world, we fought to save ourselves. But nothing could’ve prepared us for the endless grind, the terror, the anxiety that gnawed at us. Over fifty-eight thousand of my brothers and sisters never came home, and another hundred and fifty thousand returned broken in body or mind.

It never occurred to us that the Vietnam we walked into would follow us forever. We’d given ourselves to the unthinkable and lost something that would never return to us. But through it all, we honored our oaths. We served with courage and dignity. Not one of us regretted that. We stood proud, every damn one of us. God bless us all, and God bless America.

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