It Don't Mean Nothin' Man

The Vietnam War was a terrible war, only worsened by the treatment our Vets received when they returned home. These are stories of some of these men and women, some of them reluctant warriors, and a brief glimpse into their experiences in that war and their return home. Included are stories of rescues, personal loss and extreme combat, as well as the mundane. Not all who served in Vietnam were in combat roles, but all served. The San Francisco Bay Area was the most radical place in our country at the time and this is where many returned. This is also the story about how this group of Vets came together and found a safe place where they continue to serve today, truly living the motto of duty, honor, country. They come from all walks of life and all branches of service and are united by their efforts to make our world a better place. This book will make you proud of them and of their service to our country. The book contains 24 separate stories in individual chapters, all taken from interviews with the Vets, with the stories carefully researched to insure accuracy. 320 pages