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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Vietnam War divided Americans at home and subjected those who fought abroad to unimaginable horror. Instead of fanfare, most soldiers who fought in the war came home to protests and jeers. Full Article at News4jax.com Jacksonville
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These are men and women that really didn't get the kind of recognition they deserved when they came home
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It was one of the misunderstood wars in our history ... It was misunderstood then, misrecorded now.
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