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"Separating the war from the warriors"

By Remy Benoit

From CNN and Maj. Gen. Don Shepperd, USAF (Ret.) Separating the war from the warriors.

Please, let us not make the same mistakes we did with our soldiers coming home from Vietnam. Many of them are still carrying the pain of how they were treated back then.

For one medic's story of his experience, and his not so welcome home, join my dear friend, Harry Kieninger When Can We Come Home? Understanding the Viet Nam Veteran.

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