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	What Did You Do in The War, Daddy? Confessions of a sort of a conscientious objector 1960-1969 By Larry L. Dill
	Harlandale High School, San Antonio, Texas,1961.  Nguyin-Thomh-Canh, South Vietnamese fighter pilot in training at Lackland Air Force Base, with Larry L. Dill, his escort for the weekend.  Canh was very polite, spoke very little English and smoked very strong French cigarettes.  The photo was taken by the writer's mother, Marie Dill, with the pilot's camera.  He later sent them a signed copy of the snapshot.  It all seemed so very simple back then.
	Chapter One:  The Fire of Distant Islands Chapter TwoA: The Sea of Faith Chapter TwoB: A House Divided: The Duderstadt Letters Chapter TwoC: "I'm a little worried about my Future": The Reece correspondence Chapter TwoD:  "Haven't We Heard Enough?" The Selective Service Board appearance Chapter TwoE: Prague Spring '68 American Style Chapter TwoF: Bill Clinton's Draft Letter Chapter Three: Notes from the Underground Chapter Four: Geronimo Tears Chapter Five: The Crossing: Part 1: The Letter Chapter Five:Part 2: "What's this All about Pvt. Dill?" Chapter Five: Part 3: "Hey, Honey, This Your Plane?" Return to New Hope Journal Home Page Copyright 2004 by Larry L. Dill All rights reserved larrydill@newhopejournal.com www.newhopejournal.com