Posted by The tractor vet on November 09, 2011 at 20:59:05 from (75.19.123.91):
In Reply to: Viet Nam Vets posted by Old Roy on November 09, 2011 at 17:25:51:
I am a Viet Nam vet , May 67-May 68 . I went thru some awful fighting during my time there and yes i was wounded . Yes i still have the Flash backs . I still remember when i came home and the greeting i got at the airport in N. J. with the anti war hippies , If the N.J cop would not have stopped me i would have cut that guys throat. And i would have not lost a min.'s sleep over it . He came up to me a spit in my face and it started me and the four other guys that were with me , Duffel bags AWOL bags and everything else we were carrying got dropped and we lit into them , don't really remember how many there were but we put the hurting on them and the one i had down i was tryen to get my BUCk knife out of my AWOL bag and i got in my hand when this cop garbed my arm and said now don't go and make a mess on the floor, So i just gave him a light shave . and was escorted to the ticket counter and go on a flight to Pittsburg. and not knowing what to expect when i got there.
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