Vietnam War Courage

The Vietnam war had turned into a conundrum which neither the soldiers nor the American Government was able to solve. American soldiers currently stationed at the Vietnam war expressed felling's of regret towards their involvement in the war. The soldiers in Vietnam felt that war was gratuitous and tried to find reasons which made them feel that they were fighting for a good cause, Every soldier involved in the war went with either the perspective of a fighter for the country or with the pressure of mortification and cowardice. Despite, their great courage shown in Vietnam the soldiers weren’t treated any differently. Upon their return the soldiers were spit on, garbage was thrown at them and were treated very harshly. The people however, had no idea of the hardship and misery the …show more content…
There are hundreds of things that people do in their lives but never really have time to go back and think about them, During the war when a soldier is isolated with fear and danger he thinks back on the things he did in life which makes him realize some things. Vietnam had been a life changing experience for some as it turned them into a whole new person. Vietnam had thought them how to live and to appreciate the things they had or were provided with. Although, the soldiers at war were physically harmed the major harm was done to their emotions and their soul. War memories are considered to be one of the most terrifying and non-forgetting memories of all. The Vietnam war memories still remain in the minds of the soldiers and effect each of them differently. Every soldier had a different story to tell, some do tell while others lock them up in their minds far form anyone's reach. Effects of the Vietnam war were terrifying and changed the lives of thousands of