Posted on Oct 17, 2016
Modern Veterans Do Not Need To Become Another ‘Lost Generation’
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Hemingway’s post-World War I “lost generation” produced many cultural and literary icons. Modern vets can do the same.
“You are all a lost generation.”
That is the epigraph of Ernest Hemingway’s “The Sun Also Rises,” that he heard from Gertrude Stein and that he used to memorialize an era. This generation contained some of the most prolific American writers who together changed the face of literature, but it was their shared experiences that bound them together.
“You are all a lost generation.”
That is the epigraph of Ernest Hemingway’s “The Sun Also Rises,” that he heard from Gertrude Stein and that he used to memorialize an era. This generation contained some of the most prolific American writers who together changed the face of literature, but it was their shared experiences that bound them together.
Modern Veterans Do Not Need To Become Another ‘Lost Generation’
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there are those of us vets, myself included, that didn't even go to a 'war', not that I'm complaining here, but I served from 92-01, and therefore wasn't in Afghanistan, Iraq, too late for the first gulf war. Did not go to Serbia...I hope I'm not considered 'forgotten'
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SGT (Join to see), You're only forgotten about, or not thought of by everyone, except family, friends, and fellow veterans. So don't even consider yourself forgotten. It's up to you to keep yourself unforgotton by doing things like what you are doing now by being in RP. Thanks for your service buddy.
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