Throughout the interview, Landers is able to remain calm and somewhat detached, and avoids getting emotionally involved to the extent of sacrificing objectivity as a result of the shocking nature of Camils often graphic testimony. This skill is epitomized by his reaction to Camils explanation of an alternative to symbolically throwing away medals during a march on Washington [Dewey Canyon III, in April 1971].
Camil prefaces the plan by saying that it is something he has never told anyone before, and I did not think it was terrible at the time. My plan was that, on the last day we would go into the [congressional] offices we would schedule the most hard-core hawks for last-and we would shoot them all.
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There is NO doubt about Kerry's position within the VVAW in April, 1971.