The Real Winner: A Vietnam Veterans Story and How I Came to Understand the Concept of Fate - Gorman, R. L.
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Visiting the traveling wall initiated a recounting of events from my perspective, as a member I 3/5 1st Marine division, serving in Vietnam. An un folding of events and circumstances are presented chronologically that examine how a young Marine grew and developed the skills, determination and responsibility to find his way in combat. Learning to help others through the process was to become a focus. Learning quickly or perishing, I would learn a great deal about myself and much more about others. I learned to feel I had a purpose in Nam; A true understanding as to WHY I made it home came much…mehr

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Visiting the traveling wall initiated a recounting of events from my perspective, as a member I 3/5 1st Marine division, serving in Vietnam. An un folding of events and circumstances are presented chronologically that examine how a young Marine grew and developed the skills, determination and responsibility to find his way in combat. Learning to help others through the process was to become a focus. Learning quickly or perishing, I would learn a great deal about myself and much more about others. I learned to feel I had a purpose in Nam; A true understanding as to WHY I made it home came much later in my life! An epiphany that awakened as the book unfolded! Not until I understood that my daughter's presence was necessary did the concept of FATE become clear to me as well as what had been meant for me to accomplish In Vietnam.
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A Vietnam Veterans story; there are so many! I Hope mine will awaken readers to the humanity of the Nam warrior, a time when humanity itself could easily be of the first casualties. A great number of things tug at your soul during combat. Guided by the moral compass given me by my Parents, I was able to leave Nam believing I did my very best for whom I was responsible and felt I made a positive difference. I was among the VERY fortunate; Later in life I would learn why. I wish therefore to dedicate this book to my amazing daughters, Alana and Dana. I OWE THEM MY LIFE