"During the night we would hear screams, then shots from our wounded that we left behind. Minutes later more screams, then more shots. We did not want to give away our positions. For me, and I suspect for all that survived that day and night of fire fighting, bayonet charging, bomb dropping, then trying to get back to our wounded, none was as haunting as it is today - the long night of occasional interruptions of screams and then shots. We knew our men left behind in the heat of battle were being executed by the Viet Cong."

Preface

This is a true story/biography of one Vietnam Veteran and his survival after Viet nam, and his return to America from a very unpopular war. And dealing with PTSD; (not even time can heal.)
Returning to his native homeland and finding a country where the people were bit-terly battling one another over the Vietnam war. Where only about 18 to 20 percent of the people maintained that the U.S. involvement was right and that 65 to 70 percent believed it was wrong.
The American people were very disrespectful towards the Vietnam Veteran. The...