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It is the story of a Marine gun team in Vietnam, their wives and family and their children.
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John Beau Parker was from Florida and married to Helen, a nurse. Author Kummernes worked on this novel for 12 years. The battle scenes are as authentic as you will find; you can almost feel the heat and smell the blood. She carries the realistic storyline to the hospitals with Helen volunteering for Vietnam and there Revew: with Tweet on the wounded in Da Nang. After the war she follows Tweet and her daughter as they become boat people trying to escape the harsh reality encountered by those who had worked with and loved the American soldiers.
They were left behind to face the wrath of the proud and victorious North Vietnamese Army; communists who came with revenge in their hearts for those who fought them for so many years. Kummernes puts a lot of herself in it.
She opens with young Annie Miller at Arlington Cemetery in Annie had just buried her love, a Marine killed in Vietnam. Did you know I loved you?
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No tears have brought you back as sometimes as sometimes storybook tears can. You were my marine.
You will always be my Marine. At a protest, she meets John Parker Jr. There she closes the circle. Lee Scott, who served, lives in Avondale.]
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