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THEY SERVED, THEY FOUGHT, THEY DIED AND RECEIVED NEITHER THEIR COUNTRY'S GLORY NOR THEIR COUNTRY'S COMPASSION. MAY THIS SMALL PLOT OF GROUND SERVE AS A SPECIAL TRIBUTE TO THEM. VIET NAM DEC 1961 - MAR 1973.

THEY SERVED, THEY FOUGHT, THEY DIED AND RECEIVED NEITHER THEIR COUNTRY'S GLORY NOR THEIR COUNTRY'S COMPASSION. MAY THIS SMALL PLOT OF GROUND SERVE AS A SPECIAL TRIBUTE TO THEM. VIET NAM DEC 1961 - MAR 1973.

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A 21-year-old paratrooper walked into the jungles of Vietnam on patrol and never returned alive, Julius Collins Jr., 1966. MilitaryLens

A 21-year-old paratrooper walked into the jungles of Vietnam on patrol and never returned alive, Julius Collins Jr., 1966. MilitaryLens

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Death smiles at everyone Vietnam Veterans smile back

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Can someone tell me why in 1975 we pulled our troops out of Vietnam? The failure of Vietnamization to win popular support caused an ongoing erosion of confidence in the various American but illegal Saigon regimes. Is she right? 'Cause I know that's the popular version of what went on there. And a lot of people like to believe that. I wish I could,

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November 14, 1965. Ia Drang Valley, Vietnam. He flew unarmed into heavy fire 14 times to rescue wounded soldiers, saved dozens when no one else could land, yet most people still don't know his name, Ed W. Freeman, 1965.

November 14, 1965. Ia Drang Valley, Vietnam. He flew unarmed into heavy fire 14 times to rescue wounded soldiers, saved dozens when no one else could land, yet most people still don't know his name, Ed W. Freeman, 1965.

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I love the smell of napalm in the morning. Thank you for the memories. R.I.P.

I love the smell of napalm in the morning. Thank you for the memories. R.I.P.

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