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Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for March 24, 1981
March 23, 1981
March 25, 1981
Transcript:
Roland: In the wake of Mr. Reagan's startling disclosure that the U.S. never intended to win the Vietnam War, scores of veterans have come forward to confirm his claim. Sgt. Lenny McCovey recalls. Man: I remember once near Da Nang, we had this gook unit pinned down in the open. We were about to call in some sky-raiders for a napalm drop when the C.O. just called off the operation. Roland: Did that happen often? Man: Hell, yes. Every time we had a real chance of sticking it to Charlie, word would come down the U.S. wasn't serious about winning in Vietnam. Roland: Incredible. How many other G.I's knew about this? Man: Pretty much all 500,000 of us.
