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Those AK-47 toting little men should have remained back in the Mekong Delta where Ron Oriel left them over two years ago. But like the shrapnel he still carries around in his left leg, too deeply embedded for doctors to remove, the war seems forever lodged in his mind. Even the peaceful setting of a forested backyard, he discovers at his garden wedding, contains the right ingredients to incubate vivid memories of those days in the jungle.
Divorced and unemployed, Oriel finds himself on the edge of a bridge staring into the abyss. In Vietnam, he nightly dreamed about that Silver Bird delivering him home alive and in one piece. What went wrong?
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