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One more mission
The famous U.S. Marine returns to Vietnam to resolve for himself the unfinished business of his country's longest conflict. Capturing the brutal reality of war and the heroic compassion of those healing its wounds, he offers an intensely personal perspective on how we can finally end the long, sad chapter of America's "Vietnam experience."
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- "The famous U.S. Marine returns to Vietnam to resolve for himself the unfinished business of his country's longest conflict. Capturing the brutal reality of war and the heroic compassion of those healing its wounds, he offers an intensely personal perspective on how we can finally end the long, sad chapter of America's "Vietnam experience.""@en