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Date Posted: Tue, April 01 2008, 14:08:53
Author: Kenneth Buteau
Author Host/IP: pool-96-233-135-138.prvdri.fios.verizon.net / 96.233.135.138
Subject: Vietnam's Apocalypse Shadow

This is an all to often story. The U.S. military was able to train the soldiers very well. To the point where they were unable to "let go of the war". The tragedy of Rick's death is sad. I hope that Rick's son will still look up to his dad.

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>This is an all to often story. The U.S. military was >able to train the soldiers very well. To the point >where they were unable to "let go of the war". The >tragedy of Rick's death is sad. I hope that Rick's >son will still look up to his dad.
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