Veterans Reflect on Service, Sacrifice, and Legacy
Veterans Reflect on Service, Sacrifice, and Legacy

Veterans Reflect on Service, Sacrifice, and Legacy

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Veterans from World War II and the Vietnam War continue to share personal stories that highlight the lasting physical, emotional, and moral impacts of military service. John Kooistra, a Vietnam War draftee, still suffers from shrapnel wounds and Agent Orange exposure, illustrating the enduring costs of conflict. Paul Walton, a Marine helicopter pilot, reflects on the camaraderie and challenges of combat missions, maintaining his independence in later life. Les Schrenk, a World War II POW, has reconciled with his past through faith and even met the German pilot responsible for his capture. Modern initiatives such as Dream Flights honor aging veterans, offering recognition and opportunities for reflection on their service. Alvin Hill, whose long Air Force career spanned from truck driving to senior leadership, emphasizes the fulfillment and sense of mission found in military service.

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