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What Happens to a Soldier After Their First Kill? #VietnamWar #History #Veteran

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Washington Booker III, a U.S. Marine who served in Vietnam from 1967 to 1969, breaks down the three kinds of men he saw after their first kill, and why the ones in the middle carried it the hardest. Follow for more untold stories from the men and women who lived them. Source: AL.com, "Alabama Marine talks about the act of killing during war" #VietnamWar #MarineCorps #VeteranStories #WarStories #RedactedHistory

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