For you Viet Nam vets

[Dan Wilson]

http://blogs.denverpost.com/captured/2010/04/30/captured-a-look-back-at-the-vietnam-war-on-the-35th-anniversary-of-the-fall-of-saigon-2/

[Fräulein]

!Those are great images. I really liked the one of Westmoreland in the helicopter with Mc Namara.

I lol'd at the warning that they were graphic. How else are images of war or "police actions" supposed to be?

without going into a full rant : I noticed that the pro-war people appear to be working class . While the anti-war always appear to be well dressed and probably never had to mop a floor or dig a ditch.

[tusker]

I do have a great respect to all the guys who went to that war. I remember!!...................................John Boy

[wukong]

Did we really look that young?

[edevers]

We had a great reunion at Port St Lucie, Fl..35 guys and a few wives. John Philson & Ralph Krach did a really good job..Had good weather,, except Fri. & Sat. nights,,,,it got pretty drunk out. Looking forward to _-

IV..

Ed Evers

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[steve haigler]

Dan,

Thanks for serving.!!

Album well presented and respected.

Was there 67-68, Caribou FE 537th Phu Cat central highlands.

Vivid today as it was 43 years ago.

Regards,

Steve

[RomeoDelta]

Very good pictures and "yes" we (Vietnam Vets) were young once. I had seen most of the pictures over time. All were news wire pictures, but a very good snap shot of history of the Vietnam War.

If you are a Vietnam Vet, you are a member of the fastest disappearing veterans group. At last months VVA meeting we were told there are only 600K of us left.