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Originally posted by plawrence:
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Originally posted by Don Pappo Napolitano:
[b]Most of the (And I would dare to say everybody) WW1 and 2, Vietnam, Falkland Island veterans went crazy, maybe more or less than others, but a war is a war.
I hardly think that to be the case.

I personally know several Viet Nam veterans, and while one or two of them definitely did come home a bit changed by the experience, none were changed dramatically.

And most, one of whom I'm still quite friendly with, didn't seem to change at all.

I also know several veterans of WW II.

Although I obviously didn't know them before the war, so I can't judge the changes that they may have undergone, none of them seem "crazy" to me now.

A little old maybe..... wink [/b]
Yes, that could be, but I guess it would be a different point of view if you had the chance to live with those people in a house. Of course, there are people who are stronger psichologicly than others, but you know, being in constant danger of being killed, bombs exploting around you, bullets above you, etc, I guess nobody is the same person. I still say a war is a war.


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