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  1. (top) Tanks at Tay Ninh, north of Saigon, were battle ready in 1969 when Greg Miller served in the Army.

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    • May 23, 2013

    Greg Miller served in Vietnam in 1969, and remembers it as six months that has affected his entire life.

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