The War and its Impacts on the Mentality of Soldiers in Stockings

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Submitted By: Timothy Kim

Submitted To: Mr. C. Penney

Date: Monday, Oct. 6th, 2008

English 10 IBDP

The War and its Impacts on the Mentality of Soldiers in Stockings

More than two million people were involved in the Vietnamese war and the amounts of casualties were enormous, due to the fact that the war itself has continued for 16 years straight. In today's society, the Vietnamese War is an inevitable part of our history to be remembered of and many writers put their feelings of the war into a short story, a novel or a film such as the movies, Rambo and Forrest Gump. They all depict one true nature of a war and that's the ability of the wars to change any soldier's mentality into a state of mind that can be described as craziness or insanity. The war in its entirety shows us the glory and the power but for each individual who has suffered a physical damage or mental disorder, all the wars of all sorts are just not worthwhile. If the soldiers ever return home, almost all the soldiers come back to their home with a completely different mindset and