is that they have not so far been reimagined sufficiently; they don't seem important enough to bear such significance. We see them on the news, shrug and move on, rather than considering what they mean and how those involved must feel. Roy-Bhattacharya's sources, the soldiers he spoke to, note this with some bitterness. "They tell me," he says, " 'At least in Vietnam, they came home and were hated.' [Meanwhile] they disappeared when they were sent out."
from Bryan Appleyard: The Sunday Times: New Fiction for New Wars
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