For the first time, after 40 years, five Vietnam veterans return to the battlefields of their youth in this teaser trailer for a new, original SpiritClips documentary.
 
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Sneak-peek of an upcoming SpiritClips Original documentary  

runtime: 1:43 min
For the first time, after 40 years, five Vietnam veterans return to the battlefields of their youth in this teaser trailer for a new, original SpiritClips documentary.
"Why am I here today? I'm here to change my life." - Linwood Wilkes
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This film should be very inspiring. I’m the American Tour Guide who escorted these 5 veterans back to the places they served in Vietnam. It was a very emotional time for me, and was truly an honor to have escorted these veterans back to Vietnam with Vietnam Battlefield Tours. I will never forget everyone involved. Thank you Iris for the little “sneak peek”. Looks great.
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Reminds me of my Dad who is a disbaled Vietnam Veteran.
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Congratulations Iris!!! I'm looking forward to seeing this film and to hearing the amazing stories of these real life heroes.
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It's important to move forward and to put the past behind us, but it's equally important to remember and honour the past. We learn from experience - whether as children or as adults. Although I have no personal memory or involvement with the Vietnam war, I am aware of the horrors, the sadness, the devastation, and more importantly, the lost lives - on both sides of the war. We must remember...
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"For Veteran's Day 2011, I am proud to release a teaser trailer for a SpiritClips Originals documentary I directed in September. Though untitled as yet, it's about a group of veterans who return to Vietnam for the first time since the war to visit the battlefields where they served. My intention is to make an emotionally powerful and ultimately uplifting film about putting the past behind and...
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