Talk:Still in Saigon
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editRemoving WildBot template as the link to the John Boylan disambiguation page has been fixed to point to John Boylan (record producer). Bearcat (talk) 23:48, 2 September 2011 (UTC)
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editDuring Vietnam Marine Corps enlisted troops served in-country for 13-months vice the 12-months typical for Army personnel. A common gripe was that if injured and hospitalized, the time spent "out of the field" did not apply to the 13-month in-country requirement. Exceptions always exist and there are variations here and there but if you read and/or talk to enough folks who were there to experience the complexity of that conflict it is, I believe, easier to comprehend some of what was thrust upon the masses of common folks who "obeyed the rules." I mention this because of what I read in the main article: ""thirteen months and fifteen days".Obbop (talk) 14:57, 3 December 2012 (UTC)