excav
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11th Armoured Calvery, RVN 68-69 I'm still here.
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11th Armoured Calvery, RVN 68-69 I'm still here.
CaptEsteban, I remember being at your base camp for a short but I can't remember it's name right now.
Over the last several months, two 4th Infantry vets have contacted me, with one at the same time, and same places that I was, on this board.
I know there are Vietnam veterans still on this site - and our numbers are growing so much fewer - at a faster pace than the WWII vets did. I read one site which said that out of over 6m, there were only about 800k left alive as of now.
There are not very many left here. I've spent many years not talking about the war, and I'm pretty sure most have felt the same way about it. It is only in the last few years that I have felt it was a very significant part of my life. I still talk very little about it, just the minimal things.
After all, the nation didn't act like they wanted us to come home at all.
Anybody left who cares about it - Nam vets only please....
Well I may be a little late in responding,but I was there.u.s.n. Coral Sea cva-43 in 69/70
1/41 Field Artillery 1973-1976
When I was discharged at Ft. Jackson, in October of 1976, the bathroom at the airport was FULL of discarded dress green uniforms. Most guys opted not to wear them home. I did, and even in 1976, was still shunned, spit at, and called a "corporate killer!"
Well I may be a little late in responding,but I was there.u.s.n. Coral Sea cva-43 in 69/70
Still here, Phu Bai Vietnam 68-69.......................