Tracer Rounds
The Last 100 Yards
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Tally-Ho Green and Ricochet Red we endeavor to fill-in some of the blanks, share a few more combat
stories, provide some unfiltered comments from the few remaining warriors, and peek-behind-the-green-curtain
regarding the silent scream...the war inside of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). There are not many books
which vividly detail the affects of the Vietnam War on the innocent youth who were thrust into a nasty and unpopular
war. Upon their return home they were shoved off the plane and shunned and hounded by an ungrateful nation.
They left one field of battle to come home to a country in turmoil and unrest worse than Vietnam. They were
confused and betrayed by the very country that had sent them to fight in the muck, mire, and filth of a third world
country. They asked themselves: Are we still soldiers or civilians? They truly did not know.
In war there are no uninjured soldiers! These fellas had seen and done things that no human being should
experience. Lost, confused, and shunned by their fellow citizens, they sought help from the government (VA)
and others, but they were denied. In order to deal with the many demons swirling around in their head they
turned to drugs and alcohol. It wasn't until many years later that the government realized the serious problem
inflicted upon these dedicated soldiers and help finally was given. By that time Humpty Dumpty had fallen and too many veterans had died without any physical or emotional help. Thankfully, today's returning soldiers
have a host of services and programs to help provide support for our returning veterans, but it took the
sacrifices by the Vietnam veterans to make it happen.
The Vietnam War is an important part of Americana. It has been called the dirtiest war due to the many
nasty and ugly elements the soldiers endured. Tracer Rounds is the coda (concluding event) in this trilogy
series. It provides interested readers with a glimpse behind the moving mirror. You may be shocked by
the many revealed secrets. Keep the Kleenex handy.
The Vietnam veterans are dying at the rate of 249 per day; fewer than 400,000 are still alive. The question
to ask yourself is: Would you be willing to trade places with them? It is time to read the stories from
the boots-on-the-ground and skin-in-the-game. These fellas dared a thousand deaths.
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