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  1. 08-16-2012, 12:14 PM #31
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    I was going to post that one up next Rick. Glad to see it here. It started just before my time, but it still affected me, as I lost an Uncle to the effects of that one.
    Here's another from Redgum anyway.




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  2. 08-16-2012, 12:31 PM #32
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    It was a bit before my time too Mick.
    This one is a tribute to all who went there
    My Dad went to Vietnam when I was 11 years old.
    A very changed man when he came back
    A war we never understood then, and only a little now.
    Thanks for sharing.
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    Not an Aussie mob, but good all the same.





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    He's ok prolly related to Bon Scott
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    Would it be against site rules to show a link to an Aussie music site here.
    I am also asking their permission to show a link here.
    Just want to be sure I don't upset things
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    Rick, I've put it to the mod team. Letcha know when I hear back.
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    We need a bit of Country thrown into the mix...







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    Quote Originally Posted by RickyBeeroun222 View Post
    It was a bit before my time too Mick.
    This one is a tribute to all who went there
    My Dad went to Vietnam when I was 11 years old.
    A very changed man when he came back
    A war we never understood then, and only a little now.
    Thanks for sharing.
    HELL, those of that were there didn't understand it.

    Tell your Dad THANKS from a Texas yank.

    FYI, PTSD sux the large one.

    I expect your Dad has it. It's not his fault. Love him in spite of it, because it hurts him far worse than it does those around him and I KNOW it can hurt those around.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wullie View Post
    HELL, those of that were there didn't understand it.

    Tell your Dad THANKS from a Texas yank.

    FYI, PTSD sux the large one.

    I expect your Dad has it. It's not his fault. Love him in spite of it, because it hurts him far worse than it does those around him and I KNOW it can hurt those around.
    Thanks for the kind words Wulie
    I'm sure PTSD is a daily part of my Dads life
    Like so many of his generation he will only open up about this to people who were there
    I guess that's life

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    An old favourite of mine. I used to sit at Dad's feet while we listened to this song (amongst many others).





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