<p>Hi Jackson, Thanks for responding and offering to help. I began writing Saigon Syndrome from the perspective of a Vietnam <i>era</i> veteran, who did not go to Vietnam. That&rsquo;s me. I added other characters and ailments such as Medal Fatigue: The Congressional Medal of Honor recipient who got tired of telling his war story. Then there&rsquo;s the gonzo guy, who had a war crimes secret, along with a draft -dodger who has come to the conclusion that by avoiding the draft, someone else took his place and may have been killed.&nbsp; At this stage, I&rsquo;m more inclined to leave these guys alone and just talk about the guy who didn&rsquo;t go: Maybe a Woody Allen-type diagnosed with Saigon Syndrome: Walks into a VFW wearing a <i>Vietnam Era Veteran </i>cap. Kept a journal: &ldquo;War Stories I heard at Ft. Carson.&rdquo;&nbsp; Allergic to lead story, etc. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;<br />On Monday, I start a 5 to 6 week work schedule that calls for 6-day, 12 hour shifts. I&rsquo;m pretty much gone for the next month or so. There you are. Hope all is well.&nbsp;Thanks,Dan</p>