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As our troops were returning to the “World” from the hell of the Vietnam War, they were welcomed by a society that had turned against them and their families. Uncounted tales of anti-war protesters spitting on returning Veterans and calling them “baby killers” are the legacy that American society of the 1960s and 70s will hold forever, regardless of the historical revisionism that people like John Kerry may champion. A friend of mine, Marine Veteran, lost a leg and a [...]

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