From the Copacabana to the Cu Chi Tunnels
Wendeen looks back on the best of times with her first full-fledged love, celebrating at NY’s Copacabana. Forty-five years later she inquires – with determination about events at the site of the Crimp Operation in the Cu Chi tunnels–with so many memories of her ROTC-trained 2nd liutenant who rose to captain overseas.
Wendeen looks back on the best of times with her first full-fledged love, celebrating at NY’s Copacabana. Forty-five years later she inquires – with determination about events at the site of the Crimp Operation in the Cu Chi tunnels–with so many memories of her ROTC-trained 2nd liutenant who rose to captain overseas.
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