Vietnam Voices: 'What else was there to do? Sit and feel sorry for yourself?'
Vietnam veteran Carl Solberg talks about his experiences. Solberg served in the United States Army from 1964 to 1967. He grew up in Dodson, Montana. In junior high and high school, he was a trumpeter in the school band, called upon to play taps at graveside services for veterans.
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