RSL believed that because the previous generation had fought in war so then the current generation had responsibilities to fight in it to. the actions taken by they for others to notice that they supported the war was when they had decided to support the government.
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Just my thoughts,not a true answer,on paper and set in stone anyway.
Vets support the men fighting wars,mainly in Vietnam if the were forced(drafted)....same as Iraq...if a soldier was what i like to call a "A$@ backwards draft".....stop-lossed,it is not the war they support for many,it's the men they fought beside,even if soldiers were not as i say"forced",does not matter to me or most still support the men and now woman.
***I cannot speak for all,i am sure there are men who believed in what they were fighting for and supported whatever war for that reason,i do not think like that.
Yes, there a number of Vietnam veterans that are still alive today. There also associations that support these veterans.
Over 58,000 US Servicemen were killed in the Vietnam War.
Two sources MUST be checked (researched): VA (Veterans Administration) and the VVA (Vietnam Veterans of America).
At the end of the Vietnam War, Congress refused to support South Vietnam any longer.
Check with VVA (Vietnam Veterans of America) or VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars), or AMVETS (American Veterans). Or on line, Indiana casualties from the Vietnam War.