vietnam

In any war, psychological stresses are inevitable. The memory of risking one's life will not fade quickly and is reason alone enough to drive one insane. As stated previously, however, the war in Vietnam provided additional stresses. A major stress was the fact that neither the citizens of the United States nor of South Vietnam accepted American interference. A solider was usually uninformed of the intentions of their government. Soldiers are taught to carry out …

…they should feel about the war. The soldiers and the families were confused. Some relationships grew stronger while some weakened. Love was something that kept the soldiers from insanity. The men felt they had to kill because that was why they were there. Human nature does not teach someone to kill, but to love. The Vietnam War showed a lot of people the true meaning of love and made secure relationships for life. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**