Comment by Hidecki on Aiden Furry

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so very true. 

I've had the opportunity to work with past servicemen who sadly served against the Japanese during WW2. Its was a sad moment in history that definitely left scars on both sides.

PTSD (in those days was called shell shock) was a common thing amongst those on both sides of the war. And if the Aussie soldier has that (and also knowing how reckless some ex-soldiers can be) there is no telling what may happen.

But there is one thing that most 'true blue Aussies' will agree on. It's to help your mates in times of need! So is there something else happening in the background? 

Now there isonly one problem. Have to wait for more details as the series progresses 😖

If we are not meant to have midnight snacks, why is there a light in the fridge?

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@Hidecki Dad was in Vietnam. A few years later he was stationed in Belgium, and took a trip to Paris while on leave. 

While there, he got to talking with a very nice Vietnamese gentleman. And recognized him. His picture had been passed around to the American troops as one of the higher-level North Vietnamese officers.

They had a time swapping war stories and reminiscing before going their separate ways.