Brothers in Arms

[Lin Evans]

It's been nearly 40 years now since I came out of the jungles of Vietnam after two years of fierce fighting - many friends and brothers-in-arms didn't come back with me. Each year I remember those who were left behind, friend and foe alike, and wonder about the senselessness of it all as I see it repeated time and again.

This is just my way of remembering, not just my war but all wars - not pretty but necessary.....

http://www.lin-evans.net/pte/brothersinarms.zip (about 32 meg)

Lin

[neil]

"This is just my way of remembering, not just my war but all wars - not pretty but necessary....."

Says it all

Thank you

[BudCrow]

It's been nearly 40 years now since I came out of the jungles of Vietnam after two years of fierce fighting - many of friends and brothers-in-arms didn't come back with me. Each year I remember those who were left behind, friend and foe alike, and wonder about the senselessness of it all as I see it repeated time and again.

This is just my way of remembering, not just my war but all wars - not pretty but necessary.....

http://www.lin-evans.net/pte/brothersinarms.zip (about 32 meg)

Lin

God Bless you and ALL BROTHERS IN ARMS

[ADB]

Lin

Its shows like yours that hopefully help the rest of us realize the horror, terror and waste of war and in doing so maybe make it just that little bit harder to start the next one.

Regards

Andrew

[jfa]

Thanks Lin, as the the poet and philosopher George Santayana said "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."

[tc_leeds]

It's been nearly 40 years now since I came out of the jungles of Vietnam after two years of fierce fighting - many friends and brothers-in-arms didn't come back with me. Each year I remember those who were left behind, friend and foe alike, and wonder about the senselessness of it all as I see it repeated time and again.

This is just my way of remembering, not just my war but all wars - not pretty but necessary.....

http://www.lin-evans.net/pte/brothersinarms.zip (about 32 meg)

Lin

Hi Lin,

Thank you for the reminder that there are no winners in war. A moving experience to watch.

TonyC