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Vietnam War
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  • Rudy also served as chief of 10th Platoon in the Vietnam War.†  (source)
  • You told me that was the lesson of your whole life, the lesson of the whole Vietnam War!†  (source)
  • She said it was so unfortunate the way the rest of the world was, how unpopular the Vietnam War was.†  (source)
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  • Ms. Murphy, my participation inthe Vietnam War makes me sad.†  (source)
  • Since the Vietnam War, immigrants with green cards had been permitted to enlist.†  (source)
  • One year, they say, during the Vietnam War, Morrie gave all his male students A's to help them keep their student deferments.†  (source)
  • Herbert Richardson was a Vietnam War veteran whose nightmarish experiences in brutal conditions left him traumatized and scarred.†  (source)
  • During the peak of the Vietnam War, he volunteered for the Army in logistics as an alternative to being drafted and sent to the front lines like many of his friends.†  (source)
  • Sniffing "hippie" and "peacenik," even though the Vietnam War was over and it was supposed to be OK again to like peace, the kids would make fun of Miss Edmunds' lack of lipstick or the cut of her jeans.†  (source)
  • At over seventy thousand and rising, it was a costlier conflict than the Vietnam War, if that classification made any sense.†  (source)
  • These insistent scenarios had a repetitive and borderline-brutal quality that reminded me of the wound-up Wall Street husband of one of Hobie's clients who, when he got in a certain mood, liked to tell the same three stories of his Vietnam war experience over and over with the same mechanical wording and gestures: same rat-a-tat of gunfire, same chopping hand, always in the exact same spot.†  (source)
  • In the First US-Vietnam War they made love in the aftermath of an ambush during the darkness and terror of a night patrol.†  (source)
  • The Vietnam War was raging, and I wasn't sure why my brother Si had been sent to Southeast Asia to fight in some country we'd never heard of.†  (source)
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