This is incredibly a touching film. The film has brought about a real sense of the war to me, a young Vietnamese who was born after the war and know almost nothing about it. It has much more meaningful than boring history lessons which I was forced to learn by heart in high school with hardest to memorise all complicated figures and victorious documents. Thanks for the team for the efforts of healing made out of their hearts.

Peace and freedom can only be found within. Then you will refuse to blame others for taking it away from you.
Thank you for the great movie. PK

Wow, what a story and thanks for the healing heart. When I was 16 yrs old- 1966, my oldest brother went to Vietnam. Then my 2nd & 3rd brother. In 1968- On his 2nd tour, my bro died in DaNang. He was 19 yrs old & my love of my Life. We didnt understand why he went- Just so the Vietnam people could have freedom. This is what we were told. Living in Philadelphia, at least 100 of my classmates & neighborhood area men went to Vietnam. My second brother came home after his 2X. He died 3 years ago of Agent Orange cancer at 53 yrs old. I resisted allot about this war, trying to help our soldiers regain themselves after there returns, I served/voleenter at the USO and Military hospitals for 4 yrs. I would never vote, after all none of my brother could. So in 1996, I moved into a new huse in Florida & next door neighbors were Vietnam immigrants. Some just coming to this country within the year. These Fine people showed me the most respect & caring hearts I have ever experience. I realized then that my brother’s heart and LIFE for FREEDOM was served. I am a full military wife, serving 28 yrs with my husband, who is also a Vet. I am voting now because I truly believe, the soldier’s heart is true, but is the government true when they go to war. So, if I ever spoke out about my feeling as I am today, I should VOTE, as I do now. The people of Vietnam now have the right to leave if they wish to. To me That is FREEDOM! Watching this movie has enriched my heart & Thank You for taking me back 44 yrs to where my brother died. I also found some closer, it’s been a longtime coming. Many Thanks to the person(s) that made this possible & this great technogy today. Thanks Mr. Ransom S Coppage your writting is well spoken!  Many Thanks to our Military, May Our Country never forget any of our MEN & WOMAN who served. When watching this movie, I just made one of the gentlemen on the bike my brothers Phillip (D. 1968) & John (D. 2006) they would have been this kind nature people as I saw in the movie. GOD BLESS THEM BOTH> NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN! A Sister’s View From HomeFront back in 1968.