"I remember a kid in Saigon, holding a boot box and asking me if I want to clean my boots? I said I don't have to, but my comrade Joey said let's do it. I went to get the ale, and the box had lead wires in it. He blew up his body. It's all over me. I want to separate but I don't want to, you can't imagine my comrade in pieces on you. My friend is in pieces on me! I wanted to get help, but there was no one. I The equipment that once ruled millions on the battlefield, can drive submarines, can drive fighter jets, and now I can’t even find a job at a gas station after I am discharged.”
I read this sentence and I had mixed feelings at the time . . I've never been in the military, but I know there must have been a lot of pain in the military, especially at that time.
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