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Morton Dean and his documentary American Medevac.

Richard T. Riehle posted on February 24, 2017 11:37 Article Rating

Friends of Eldredge Punlic library in Chatham is sponsoring Morton Dean and his documentary American Medevac. It is his story as combat journalist in Viet Nam on a helicopter rescue mission under fire to save 3 wounded. He is visiting the 3 wounded 40 years later. The event is April 20 in Chatham's Community Center. We would like to get the word out to as many veterans and veterans' organization as possible. 

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The Veteran’s Creed

  1. I am an American Veteran
  2. I proudly served my country
  3. I live the values I learned in the military
  4. I continue to serve my community, my country and my fellow veterans
  5. I maintain my physical and mental discipline
  6. I continue to lead and improve
  7. I make a difference
  8. I honor and remember my fallen comrades

The creed is supported by AMVETS, Disabled American Veterans, HillVets, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, Military Order of the Purple Heart, Paralyzed Veterans of America, Reserve Officers Association, Student Veterans of America, Team Rubicon Global, Veterans of Foreign Wars .