Earl Westbrooks And Washing War

Earl Westbrooks born December 18, 1927. He was never in battle, but went into basic training. He was also deported to Korea. He 's obective was to preserve their weapons at the base. He was born in a two room sawmill tract. The raining was dissenting strongly while his mother was in labor with him their two room tract. The tract sets on the edge of the creek bank as the spring was beginning to rise. There was not any floor in the tract, it was all dirt floors. The tract was severe, pooryly built. The wind was blowing through the gaps in the wood as the creek crept closer.His mother could 't be transported. They have no choice, but to wait till Earl was born to move the mother and baby. As soon as Earl was delivered they immediately transported him and his mother into a more suitable location. He was drafted as soon as he turned eighteen. Earl went to basic training in Alabama for eight weeks. Then in …show more content…
Some veterans need long term care for physical and psychological impact as a result of serving their country. Depending on how one copes with the issues and what goes on around them is a significant cause. The man I interviewed, never was in battle so therefore he never was shot at to encounter physical harm. He was left with psycholocial harm that he 'll never forget. While overseas, he witnessed catastrophes that one never should witness. They way was not seeing someone shot, but the impact has been just as harmful. War doesn 't just have an impact of the shoulders, but it has a great impact on the lives of the people around them. It could tear families apart. Earl witnessed a lot of this happening with friends and loved ones. He never had to go through himself. Some family are torn because of the lost of a loved one that held the family together. as where others just can 't handle the pain and the absents of the loved one as they serve their country. It takes dedication and commitment to be with one that is