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Veterans

DashOneBravo

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7. That's a great story.

Reply to TEB (Original post)

Wed Oct 7, 2020, 03:15 PM

Oct 2020

And I’m glad you were there.

A lot of those saw horrible wounds all the time. And the heart breaks they dealt with.

I mean wouldn’t it be they saw more than the combat troops? While troops only see it when someone was wounded. It would seem the medical people would see it daily.

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Army nurses Vietnam PTSD suffering, my wife's aunt Deb I love Deb I ramble [View all] TEB Oct 2020 OP

Deb is lucky to have you, my dear TEB......and you are lucky to have her! n/t CaliforniaPeggy Oct 2020 #1

what a beautiful story... samnsara Oct 2020 #2

I wonder if Deb was with 7th Surgical MASH @ CuChi 66-67 ? jaysunb Oct 2020 #3

Hey friend TEB Oct 2020 #4

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That's a great story. DashOneBravo Oct 2020 #7

Those Army nurses in Vietnam dware Oct 2020 #8