“We stalked those men as prey.” - James McLeory, page 65.
“Leaves you deaf for the rest of your life but just how long will that be?” - George T. Coleman, page 78.
“Vietnam has my feelings on a seesaw.” - George Williams, page 105.
“Well, I’ve had my baptism by fire, and it’s changed my I think.” - Robert C. “Mike” Ransom, Jr., page 180.
“It’s great to know your family’s safe, living in a secure country; a country made secure by thousands upon thousands of men who have died for that country.” - Rodney R. Chastant, page 211.
“We are the ones you sent to fight a war you didn’t know a thing about.” - William Ehrhart, page 233.
“Please pray for me, Debby.” - Alan Brundo, page 265.
“There are a lot of mixed emotions.” - John Hagmann, page 274.
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Hi Miss Bradley,
ReplyDeleteI am the John Hagmann that you refer to on your blog.
I was quite surprised to be called by my son-in-law and be told that there was a reference to me on the internet relating to Vietnam.
I hope your project is going well and that your students are finding some value in the reading of the letters that make up the book.
If I can be of any assistance please feel free to contact me. My e-mail is john2145@aol.com
Have a great day.
John Hagmann