But none of this has helped. It was an atrocity but an accident, and it has haunted me for 32 years. I believe Kerrey. What we are now seeing and hearing in Kerrey's public words is that rare man of conscience who is publicly and painfully conflicted about what he did in the military service into which his nation drafted him. But to his everlasting credit, Kerrey disappoints badgering reporters by continuing to honor the sacrifice and courage of his American comrades in Vietnam.
War is hellish and hateful.
From Princeton, the figures were 353 killed in WW II and six in Vietnam. We know that Kerrey, an authentic American hero who carries that war's scars on his soul and on his body, thinks about it every day. Distributed by Creators Syndicate.