[dixiechick2000]

I was living on base (hubby was in SE Asia) when the POWs
began returning home. We did everything we could to make
them feel welcome, comfortable, and normal. They spent
some time at NAS Lemoore before being debriefed.

I lived with the wives, and children, of these men, and
saw how the POW's imprisonment affected them. Many of the
children were babies, or yet to be born, when their
daddy's were captured. By the time they were released,
some of these children were in grade school, and had no
memory of their fathers.

Hanoi F'n John is finally getting his due, and I applaud
these brave Swift Boat Vets, and the former POWs, for their
involvement in his demise.

I've donated to them before, and will be doing so again
shortly.

Thank you, too, for your involvement, and for your service to our great nation.

[Chieftain]

Thank you, DixieChick. I think you should sue Natalie Mains for disparagin your name, too!

Your support for the Swift Vets for Truth is invaluable. You and others like you really encourage me. You are a GREAT American!