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Take No Prisoners Bred To A Thing Harder Than Triumph [Hardcover]

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  • Category: Books (History)
  • Author:  S. Glenn Wakefield
  • Author:  S. Glenn Wakefield
  • ISBN-10:  1410759849
  • ISBN-10:  1410759849
  • ISBN-13:  9781410759849
  • ISBN-13:  9781410759849
  • Publisher:  1st Book Library
  • Publisher:  1st Book Library
  • Pages:  456
  • Pages:  456
  • Binding:  Hardcover
  • Binding:  Hardcover
  • Pub Date:  01-Jun-2003
  • Pub Date:  01-Jun-2003
  • SKU:  1410759849-11-MPOD
  • SKU:  1410759849-11-MPOD
  • Item ID: 102232830
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VIETNAM SUMMARY 2003 MESSAGE The soldier is a warrior and must live by a code. A sentry for America who stands between slavery and freedom for his family and love ones. Soldiers kill people and soldiers get killed. They die for their country. In reality they fight for each other. They train day and night for months and years. Soldiers honor, serve and obey America and hold her above all others. Can I rationalize a war where 60% to 70% of the casualties were civilians? Did those children, women and old people have too die? Why? There is no glamour or honor in war. I love thee dear so much love I not honor more Open the gates and fools rush in- Once a Fool. America the beautiful from sea to shining sea. The movies make war look so glorious and when your first friend is killed you know it was all a lie. After you get over the initial shock, you're torn between elation and guilt. Elation because it wasn't you who was killed and guilt for even thinking that way. All any man wants is to leave this world with a little dignity, believing that some how he made a difference. Just maybe this is a better place because he was a visitor here for a brief period. He hopes to be remembered for the good deeds and forgotten for the embarrassing moments when expectations were not met. However, one is remembered as a whole being, good and bad. You come into this world in less than a spectacular way, more often through pain. No clothes, crying, smacked on the bottom, complaining and very helpless. Many of us leave this world in the same way, minus the smacked bottom. A few Americans refused service induction and paid a price. Other Americans went to Vietnam and paid a greater price. Did over 58,000 Americans have too die in Vietnam? We who made it home must speak for them by making a contribution, a difference. I became a school teacher to affect the way young people think. If we are to survive, our leaders can not make the same historical mistakes. I hope the Vietnam people willl£*
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