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Blogs > Fossil_Fetcher > Patriot Place


Fossil_Fetcher 78M
1870 posts
10/8/2018 8:49 am
⭐ Remembrance ⭐
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Non ego te hic placere
Fossil_Fetcher 78M
9764 posts
10/8/2018 8:54 am

 The bottom picture is of two of my friends, Bob Hargraves and Kim Kizer, helping me decorate our Christmas tree at our basecamp - 1967. Both of these guys made it home.

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Non ego te hic placere


Seattlechick8 69F

10/8/2018 8:55 am


Abelle2 85F
31432 posts
10/8/2018 10:31 am

 So many never made it home. Thanks for the remembrance!


MrsJoe 78F
18244 posts
10/8/2018 3:31 pm

 My brother in law posts a daily remembrance in face book of some one of those who didn't come home alive. Thank you for your service.
Be a prism, spreading God's light and love, not a mirror reflecting the world's hatred.


Rentier2 81M
960 posts
10/9/2018 7:37 am

 I feel sorry for the poor lads who were sent over there.
The US government turned a lot of nice all American boys into killers.

I'm half way through Seymour Hersch's autobio.

He talks about something I never heard of.

Apparently US chopper pilots would hunt farmers working their fields and try to kill them with the main rotor.

When the got back to base they would pay local Vietnamese to wash the blood of the rotors.

I'm a veteran.
I don't get this 'thank you for your service' nonsense.


starwomyn 72F
8906 posts
10/9/2018 11:27 pm

 My father was a Korean and Vietnam war vet. He was not involved with combat but was in a hotel bombing in Saigon. My first husband was a door gunner in Vietnam. He made it back with severe PTSD
Abracadabra




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