Posted on May 16, 2023
Remembering Vietnam: The struggles of those who served more than 50 years ago - NewsBreak
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Remembering Vietnam: The struggles of those who served more than 50 years ago - NewsBreak
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Maj Kim Patterson
MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D. on behalf of those I know, welcome home. If things get dark, I’m only 1 message away.
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SrA Ronald Moore
Maj Kim Patterson Abd for Over Four Years I defended our Constitution, Country, and Not too many benefits, it’s just weird to not have a name to claim you was there, a little honor if I may coin a phrase
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I was in grade school, 11th grade while Vienam was about to come to a end but not knowing it was to end, on the draft, And Still had to finish the 12 th Grade and entering the DEP - Delay Enlistment Program, and having the Congress enact a law to Officially end the war/campaign, I got caught in that 5-7 week gap and no war to name, but going in to relieve those wanting to come home
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I spent 18 months over there, as what the combat types refer to as a REMF. Always on a base, turning wrenches on helicopters. 20 years old when I came home.
Yeah, it's still with me.
Yeah, it's still with me.
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SGT Philip Roncari
SSG Dennis Reap- Thank you Brother for turning wrenches on helicopters cause those choppers and your service saved a lot of lives,mine included, Welcome Home Brother
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