Vietnam Veteran Creativity
Chuck Dean was amongst the first combat troops sent to the Vietnam theatre in 1965. His tour as an infantryman with the 173rd Airborne Brigade, and the years that followed, prompted Chuck to write this lay person's view of "Post Traumatic Stress Disorder" (PTSD). As of this date "Nam Vet: Making Peace with Your Past" is in its 12 printing. I would recommend the book to veterans, spouses, family members and friends who are looking for answers as to why their loved ones continue to battle with the horrors of their Vietnam experience 30+ years after the fact.
Turning Your Heart Toward Home provides professional answers to our Active Duty, Veterans and Family Members who have been affected by war. A Workbook Course for Re-integration and Re-adjustment is offered as a way for YOU to help facilitate their homecoming. Let's help Dr. Bridget Cantrell get the word out for them when they most need it.
Norm Bergsma served with the 25th Infantry Division in 1969-70. For years he has been projecting his experiences and emotions onto canvas. Each of Norm's "In Country Art" creations have a profound story. I have personally never seen such intimate emotions reflected in Vietnam combat art. You won't regret visiting Norm's webpages.
