On Veterans Day A Crowd Of 300 Or So Virginians Gathered In A Tent on the grounds of the estate of Gen. George C. Marshall. They were there to commemorate what they still regard as their unappreciated service in Vietnam, a war gone bad through no fault of their own. Many arrived dressed in the dark business suits of late-middle-age prosperity. A few wore faded combat fatigues. One man sported a leather flight jacket with a tonkin gulf yacht club decal on the right sleeve. VFW and American Legion caps covered bald heads and crowned gray ponytails.
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机译：在退伍军人节那天，乔治·马歇尔将军（George C. Marshall）将军的住所聚集了大约300名弗吉尼亚人。他们在那里是为了纪念他们仍然认为自己在越南没有受到赞赏的服务，这场战争由于没有自己的过错而恶化了。许多人身着中晚期繁荣的深色西装来到这里。一些人褪去了战斗疲劳。一名男子穿着一件皮夹克，右袖上贴着同色的海湾游艇俱乐部贴花。 VFW和American Legion帽覆盖光头和加冠灰色马尾辫。
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