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To: LindyBill who wrote (2148)

5/25/2014 7:25:54 AM

From: unclewest

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I'm not in favor of more films documenting Vietnam. That story has been butchered often enough.

We have lost several wars since Vietnam, and the stories about our recent and current soldiers must be told along with the catastrophes induced by the uninformed decisions of our "no battlefield experience", non-veteran politicians.

Let's identify the problem. I'd like to see some films about the decision making process of our politicians who have failed to lead to us to political victories,

These are both 10+ minute film clips.
The 2nd film clip is the one I would recommend to watch.

As for me. I believe and know our military is our last significant line of defense. They need better political decisions. In elections, I vote for veterans first regardless of political persuasion.
uw

New Vietnam War TV series coming in 2015!

Welcome Home !!!!

This is a trailer from a documentary that is supposed to air next year ........ 40 years after the fall of Saigon.

"Welcome Home" is a new series being produced by Sleeping Dog Productions, Inc. It tells the story of Viet Nam Veterans, from all branches of the service.

It is scheduled for release in 2015, the 40th anniversary year of the end of the War. It is a thank you -and a welcome home that is long, long, overdue.

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ALso

An outstanding speech. Please take the time to watch it.
>
> Thought you might find this of interest. Marine Memorial in San
> Francisco held a Salute to Viet Nam Veterans on April 17, 2014.
> During the event a Marine veteran reportedly stood up and stated he
> had witnessed atrocities. This created a stir and a reaction among
> the other veterans present . Tony Zinni then got up to speak and did
> a magnificent job of putting in perspective the many emotions
> surrounding the Vietnam War and those who served. I highly recommend
> that you take 12 minutes from your day to listen to Tony Zinni's
> remarks.
>
> youtu.be

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