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Smallwar: My Twenty-Seven Months as a Medic in Vietnam

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"Well, it’s time to write down what I remember about Vietnam and Army life, and the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, our family arguments regarding the ’Nam policy, and all that, in no particular order. I’m calling this collection of stories Smallwar, in honor of a quotation by Max “Small wars are always teetering on the brink of becoming big ones.”
I just want to jot some things down that will serve to jog my memory. But, before that, I just want to say that this collection of remembrances are just tiny vignettes of the life I have lived in the military. I am not morally superior. I am not hurt more than the average GI who went to ’Nam. I am nothing special…But I hope these small remembrances may live on a bit longer.
"I especially want my son to read these—not so much to understand anything in particular—but to share with him, a part of me that existed long before he was born. Perhaps, if I really finish this, he may pass these “war stories” on to his children...."

264 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 21, 2022

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July 6, 2024
the real story

No sugar coating but just the real stuff as it actually was. “We all died in Vietnam but some of us have not been buried yet” (author unknown)
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