When he was given the orders to join the war he was told he could either go to Germany or Vietnam . Ronnie chose to go to Vietnam, because he felt he could be more useful there . It was a 24 hour plane ride with one stop in Hawaii . Once there he was stationed in Da Nang , which is in southern Vietnam . He was assigned to the artillery unit .
One night the two was concluding about the bill and Elroy insisted he own Tim more then $100. The next morning, Tim saw four $50 bills in a envelope sitting in front of his door. On the last day, Elroy took Tim to fishing On the rainy river, about 20 yards ahead of him, there is the Canada border and Tim suddenly cry. Finally, he conclude he will to the war. The next morning, he drives straight home and head to the
Ed was rewarded an iron cross for bravery in World War One, because he was at this time a veteran, he owned a store where he sold clothing. On the first floor of their house, where he mainly sold handmaid men suits. During summer, Wolf would take a ferry across the nearby river and go swimming in the Moselle. He looked forward to it all year until he finally got the chance. His mom was always cautious every year and tie a rope around Wolf’s wrist and then would let him go into the water, he hated this!
How many f’s are I the following statement “Fred was walking down the street wondering if he should find a new favourite restaurant to eat dinner at or if he should just go to his families house for dinner” 4. Johnny bought 15 shirts for $170 and sold all 15 for $10.99 each, did he make a profit? 5. Without writing down his name how many letters are in the name of the current US president? 6.
On Wednesday, April 3, 2013, Jonathan Kozol spoke at Indiana University East over his new book “Fire in the Ashes”. Jonathan Kozol received a Rhodes scholarship from Oxford University, however he didn’t use that scholarship and continued on to study in Paris, France with men like Richard Wright and James Waldron. After that Kozol gave up a wonderful career as a teacher to move to a poor black neighborhood and teach as a fourth grade teacher. Jonathan talked about the summer of ’64 on how he was around during the march from Massachusetts to Mississippi in order to break apartheid, however many were killed and buried by the police and the Ku Klux Klan on their way down south. During that time he met with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. where he was asked to be a body guard for him, he turned down that position.
To surprise Elizabeth Luke hired a chief for her and his anniversary; he was supposed to be the best in town! A couple weeks later they went on a trip to the mountains and found tons of items for their home and what do you know the same chief that cooked for them for their anniversary had a restaurant in the mountains, so they ate at his restaurant and it tasted just as good as the first time they had it! 8 years later Luke had to get major surgery on his back because he had been having back problems for years, he was terrified he had never had surgery in his life. Couple days later, the doctor had to check on him to make sure everything was going well, and thankfully everything went well in surgery and he was fine. The day after he had found out that his father
Paul Baumer, the narrator, starts off with him and the other members of the Second Company, a unit of German soldiers, recovering after being taken back after two weeks of fighting in the front line. He reveals that only eighty soldiers from the original company of hundred fifty man were left after the last attack. Paul introduces himself and his fellow soldiers Leer, Muller, and Kropp - all nineteen years of age. All four boys were from the same class in school and each enlisted in the army as volunteers. He also introduces their close friends Tjaden, a locksmith that eats a lot and remains thin, Haie Westhus (also nineteen of age), a peat-digger, and Katczinsky, a forty year old soldier - the unofficial leader of Paul’s small group of comrades.
B This letter was written by Mike in Jan.12.1969 to his family, when he was participated to the Vietnam War. Mike was written this letter about the war and his participation in the war. He was written his letter some of his thoughts in his work. He thought, he can be a machine gunner in about 5 months for that squad and about 7 months he can be team leader. He was leaning also Vietnam’s language.
Patrick Maloney came home from work and tells Mary Maloney that he is leaving her. Mary Maloney wanted to cook him supper, so she went downstairs to get a leg of lamb and when she came back up she walked behind him and “swung the big leg of lamb high in the air and brought it down as hard as she could on the back of his head” (382). The irony jumps out at us because Mary Maloney was supposed to be nice and cook him supper. Mary Maloney makes it out that somebody else killed him and the cops and detectives ate the weapon and did not know. The reader wants to keep reading to find out
I also told her that I would be going to Vietnam, I promised that I would write to her She gave me the same advice as always, to run. 6. Today I got back from Vietnam, my service has ended, and guess what, I got the Congressional Medal of Honor! I’m not sure what it meant though, but I got to meet the president of the United States. So much happened in Vietnam, I met Bubba and Lieutenant Dan, got wounded in the buttocks, and learned how to play Ping Pong.