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The Vietnam War caused divisions in the Democratic Party and caused Americans to be suspicious of their government. Returning soldiers fared little better, with an estimated 700,000 Vietnam veterans suffering from the psychological after-effects of war. The effects of Agent Orange also contributed to the death of thousands of U.S. soldiers who left this world way before their time. And yet others, remain disabled and continue to suffer today from those diseases attributed to the defoliant. I discuss my life as my health deteriorates, and then my eventual learning to deal with my disabilities. I delve deeply into the mind of a man both mentally and physically scarred by war, not of his choosing, and the eventual redemption of my life through writing about it. Will I live long enough to tell all the stories engraved into my mind by combat that was both misguided and ineffectual?

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