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What does America think it has as a responsibility to those who served in the war in general?

How does the Vietnam War differ....or does it?

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What does America think it has as a responsibility to those who served in the war in general?

How does the Vietnam War differ....or does it?

I feel overall America feels this and it should; these vets and all vets need respect, compassion, readjustment services, chances for employment, counseling and disability services or education and housing as needed. I think ...

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