Remember the English monarchs surname then?

I watched the documentary that inspired the article.

Ferguson states the British entry into the war made it a world war and that Britain entered/started WWI because Churchill was a war lover and that not entering the war would have caused the government to fall because of the resignation on Churchill and Graves.

So WWI started because the government in power did not want to lose control to the Tories. He also states the artillery was the major killer; that and the flu. I didn't know that. What I found refreshing was the admission that the war was sustained by providing whores and proper cheese and cigarettes to the front line troops.

In my opinion whores were one of the bright spots of my war experiences and ranked right up there shooting machine guns and dropping bombs.

To right there.

Nothing wrong with being in a manhole and shooting down into a dark damp warm cavity to seek out whether the owner occupants were friendly or hostile after the personal bombing one had carried out !!

Army .  My experience suggests it was location rather than MOS that determined job function .  Getting breakfast and whores for the general was not to my knowledge a specific job title.  Being the lowest ranking man in the office meant the sh** jobs.  I'd tell you more about my personal file but I think you want to mock me.  There were a lot of hookers and bombs/machine guns in the Vietnam war in both Vietnam and Thailand.  Recently I started receiving a disability pension and the VA agreed to take care of most of my medical costs at Thai hospitals and I'm very thankful for that.  So, actually my time in the Army and the Vietnam war has worked out well (once I got over being upset about injuries I received will eventually cause my death). 

I enjoyed watching the above documentary about WWI as I was not familiar with the brothels and alcohol and tobacco and other comforts of home that were provided to the fellows in the trenches.  I was under the impression they slogged around in the mud and got gassed all day long. 

I wrote a lot about my war experiences some fiction some real on Stickman anyone can read them.  

Most in Thailand were USAF and Navy. Vietnam mostly army. I was in army aviation kind of in between. The army wanted air assets and the air force wanted the army not to have an an airforce again. The guys in the airforce who did my job had better quarters and thicker mattresses. My VFW chapter in Thailand has about 90 members. Anyone can see what I did during the war as it is online in all it's raving glory (I don't need to talk about it). They didn't let me shoot machine guns or drop bombs as often as I wanted to. I liked the noise. I had to fly to get flight pay but I didn't have any regular flight duties so it was a, "please would you take me with you" situation.

Senator Fulbright, chairman of the American committee of foreign relations said Saigon had become an American brothel. It had and it was a fun city if one ignored the occasional bomb blasts. The American public disliked the characterization of sons hanging out with Asian hookers and Saigon was put off limits to GI's. It was the beginning of the end.

I liked the video of WWI because it talked about a part of the war that is seldom mentioned and the same is true about Vietnam and my views of war in general. War should be fun and filled with hookers cheap booze and tobacco. My view has never found much acceptance with the officer corps and I really don't talk about it much now or back then.

Fly around in the daytime in a fast awesomely armed prop fighters of WWII and at night across the street to Kilo Sip for massage and bars and get paid for it.

Yes Kilo sip across the street from U Tapao.  There is one lady still working the area who used to be there in 1968.