Why Trump's Vietnam comments matter on D-Day | Analysis by CNN's zbyronwolf
On the 75th anniversary of a defining battle of the defining war of human history so far, it's clear that military service has never been less important to American voters.
Duckworth: Yes, I'm calling the President a coward 01:39She accused him of using wealth and privilege to avoid service.#CadetBoneSpurs: no one cares whether you were a"fan" of the Vietnam War. No one believes you were medically unfit to serve. You used your wealth & privilege to avoid serving your country five times, forcing another American to serve in your place each time. 1/ https://t.
D-Day soldiers return to Normandy 75 years later 02:53The portion of the population that served in World War II is much larger than the portion that served during Vietnam, when more than 8.7 million Americans were in the military from a population of 203 million in 1970.Despite the conflict in Afghanistan lasting longer than any in US history, fewer and fewer Americans have served in the military.
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