 Does this look like someone who wants to go to war? This is me at age 19. I had just finished all my Marine Corps training and I was waiting to be shipped out to Vietnam. It is an experience I will never forget. I haven't regretted going there, yet I would never advise anyone to go to war. It would have to be their own descision. I never advised my sons to go into the military, and they never did and I was glad. My father spent 20 years in the Navy. My grandfather spent 30 years in the Army. I broke the tradition. My father wanted for me so bad to make the military my career. I was not one bit interested in it. I spent 18 months in the Marine Corps and saw all the action I cared to see and got out & never looked back. My father apologized profusely on his death bed for doing all he could to try to get me to get into the military when I wasn't really interested in it. I did not think I would come out alive and I'm sure other didn't think I would either. I was always a peaceful person. I never liked to fight, but here I was at age 19 in the middle of a war. Somehow God spared me and I lived to tell about it. Please go to www.therealmikebailey.blogspot.com and read about my Vietnam experience along with other writings.
Does this look like someone who wants to go to war? This is me at age 19. I had just finished all my Marine Corps training and I was waiting to be shipped out to Vietnam. It is an experience I will never forget. I haven't regretted going there, yet I would never advise anyone to go to war. It would have to be their own descision. I never advised my sons to go into the military, and they never did and I was glad. My father spent 20 years in the Navy. My grandfather spent 30 years in the Army. I broke the tradition. My father wanted for me so bad to make the military my career. I was not one bit interested in it. I spent 18 months in the Marine Corps and saw all the action I cared to see and got out & never looked back. My father apologized profusely on his death bed for doing all he could to try to get me to get into the military when I wasn't really interested in it. I did not think I would come out alive and I'm sure other didn't think I would either. I was always a peaceful person. I never liked to fight, but here I was at age 19 in the middle of a war. Somehow God spared me and I lived to tell about it. Please go to www.therealmikebailey.blogspot.com and read about my Vietnam experience along with other writings.
    Saturday, April 22, 2006
 Does this look like someone who wants to go to war? This is me at age 19. I had just finished all my Marine Corps training and I was waiting to be shipped out to Vietnam. It is an experience I will never forget. I haven't regretted going there, yet I would never advise anyone to go to war. It would have to be their own descision. I never advised my sons to go into the military, and they never did and I was glad. My father spent 20 years in the Navy. My grandfather spent 30 years in the Army. I broke the tradition. My father wanted for me so bad to make the military my career. I was not one bit interested in it. I spent 18 months in the Marine Corps and saw all the action I cared to see and got out & never looked back. My father apologized profusely on his death bed for doing all he could to try to get me to get into the military when I wasn't really interested in it. I did not think I would come out alive and I'm sure other didn't think I would either. I was always a peaceful person. I never liked to fight, but here I was at age 19 in the middle of a war. Somehow God spared me and I lived to tell about it. Please go to www.therealmikebailey.blogspot.com and read about my Vietnam experience along with other writings.
Does this look like someone who wants to go to war? This is me at age 19. I had just finished all my Marine Corps training and I was waiting to be shipped out to Vietnam. It is an experience I will never forget. I haven't regretted going there, yet I would never advise anyone to go to war. It would have to be their own descision. I never advised my sons to go into the military, and they never did and I was glad. My father spent 20 years in the Navy. My grandfather spent 30 years in the Army. I broke the tradition. My father wanted for me so bad to make the military my career. I was not one bit interested in it. I spent 18 months in the Marine Corps and saw all the action I cared to see and got out & never looked back. My father apologized profusely on his death bed for doing all he could to try to get me to get into the military when I wasn't really interested in it. I did not think I would come out alive and I'm sure other didn't think I would either. I was always a peaceful person. I never liked to fight, but here I was at age 19 in the middle of a war. Somehow God spared me and I lived to tell about it. Please go to www.therealmikebailey.blogspot.com and read about my Vietnam experience along with other writings.
    


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