War, Trust, and Legacy: Reflections on Vietnam

This chapter explores the contrasting perspectives on military service between Vietnam War veterans and current views on government trust. It delves into the historical context of the military draft, the shifting societal beliefs about service, and the lasting divisions created by the Vietnam conflict. Through discussions of key figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and the impact of 'wars of choice,' it examines the complex legacy of the Vietnam War and its implications for U.S. military engagements today.