I see him as a sorry , MFer, prided to get us out of war when in fact he ended up prolonging g it. At the te henprised, there were something like 6000 casualties. By the time it was over, closing in on 40000. What astounds me is thatVietnam taught us nothing. One would think, the country goes through a traatizing experience like Vietmam and they say," never again." The mantra rather becomes, "never again till next time." Pretty disconcerting to me
Several mornings a week about three to ten guys meet for breakfast at various places, usually in Marin County, California. Most are vets. We have some amazing conversations for old guys: we have enormous experience. Our senior guy is 80 and our youngest, 44. We are WW ll and Vietnam. We talk about politics, women--no subject is off-limits. My wife calls them my "girlfriends." After our talks, I usually summarize our thoughts on the blog.
Sunday, April 26, 2015
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