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This article in the Washington Post caught my eye this morning.Those of you who KNOW, well, perhaps you have something to advise this new generation of warriors about.
To Gulf Troops,Vietnam is History.
To Gulf Troops, Vietnam is History comes to us from Camp Coyote, Kuwait By Peter Baker and Jonathan Finer
Washington Post Foreign Service
Wednesday, March 5, 2003; Page A01
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Rhea and Jordan Devereaux had it all: undying devotion, a tender love, and a grand passion. And then the Vietnam War separated them. Follow the course of their love across time and space. Journey with them through the steaming jungle; dance with the Mardi Gras revelers while revolution unseats Louis XVI and protestors on the Washington Mall scream, Hell, NO. We won't Go. Sail with Laffite's pirates into Devil's Isle and rejoice as an unconditional and timeless love emerges victorious.
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