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This section represents poems about Vietnam and the war.
The poems have been mainly written by the members of Charlie Company.
Lads? by Robert "Dogs" Kearney.
Phantoms Of War by Robert "Bomber" Lewis.
Conflict of Honour
In The Deep Green		 by Robert "Bomber" Lewis.
A Friend Remembered by Warren Turner of 9 Platoon about Dave Paterson.
A Soldier's Christmas unknown author about a Soldier's Christmas.
There Is No War In Viet Nam found by Graham "Mack" Mackie during his Corps Training in Singleton, NSW
Medals by Graham "Mack" Mackie about his skipper Bob Lewis of 9 Platoon
We Were Young Once & Soldiers In Remembrance of Sgt Jimmy Griffiths by Robert S. Kearney
   

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