VIETNAM MEMORIAL
1982 - VIETNAM MEMORIAL - Capitol Building
Capitol dome at dusk, zoom out to U.S. Capitol Building, traffic in FG.
1982 - VIETNAM MEMORIAL - Veteran's Rant
Pan from cars driving on city street to a banner outside a building that reads: "National Salute to Vietnam Veterans". Adult Caucasian men entering building. Adult Caucasian male Vietnam veteran, meeting with fellow veterans, saying that he's become a villain because he flew a plane that dropped Agent Orange; another veteran makes it clear he has nothing against him, that all veterans need help. One of the veterans asks the man to right down the name and address of a fellow veteran in Georgia. Adult African American veteran comes in to brag about his infantry division over the others; shows card to the camera.
1982 - VIETNAM MEMORIAL - Veteran's Rant
Vietnam veteran discussions gets more tense as the adult Caucasian male veteran, who dropped Agent Orange, gets defensive, saying that fellow veterans don't like him for dropping Agent Orange. Fellow Vietnam veterans, Caucasian and African American, assure him that they don't hold it against him. That they're all Vietnam veterans who carried out orders in a war. Man criticizes the United States for taking this long to even acknowledge Vietnam War veterans. He says anyone legitimately injured should get aid, but he's been getting up every day and going to work, and that people who are demanding aid should remember that a lot of people died in the war (he's angry that some veterans are turning the memorial of the dead into a stage to protest). Man shakes hands with fellow Vietnam veteran who tells him; "I love you, brother. Take care of yourself."
1982 - VIETNAM MEMORIAL - Vietnam Veterans
Adult Caucasian male Vietnam veteran and adult Caucasian woman walking through convention, past an empty VFW booth. Adult Caucasian man playing piano at convention; adult Caucasian male veterans hanging out or walking through convention area.