Welcome Home Vietnam
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Death is often welcome for soldiers who returned from Vietnam because it appears to be the only means of peace within. Knowing that each day could, and in all probability, will be his last, the soldier's thought process becomes distorted and his animalistic instincts take over and allow for total abandonment of inhibitions. These soldiers answered the nation's call and they paid the price for the freedoms we as a nation hold dear. They are also the ones who continue to pay the price for the combat experience and that part of us that died in country. These men suffer from PTSD, Post Traumatic S...
Death is often welcome for soldiers who returned from Vietnam because it appears to be the only means of peace within. Knowing that each day could, and in all probability, will be his last, the soldier's thought process becomes distorted and his animalistic instincts take over and allow for total abandonment of inhibitions. These soldiers answered the nation's call and they paid the price for the freedoms we as a nation hold dear. They are also the ones who continue to pay the price for the combat experience and that part of us that died in country. These men suffer from PTSD, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and this is their story. About the Author: Col. Chuck Sanders grew up in Louisville, Kentucky and now resides in Kurtistown, Hawaii, with his wife, Maraia, and his son, Troy, where he is working on his next book. Welcome Home Vietnam is about Sanders' life and service in Vietnam and his career in the Marines. Publisher's Website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/WelcomeHomeVietnam.html
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