To The Lost: Drive on. Don’t Mean Nothing.
1 min readMay 28, 2017
Wherever I went in Vietnam I heard the same words. They were the mantra of the war:
Drive on. Don’t Mean Nothing.
When things went wrong. When things went right. When a friend died. When you lived. That civilians at home despised you. That you were there at all. Always the same words:
Drive on. Don’t Mean Nothing.
Men chanted it like a charm, like orphans trying to ward off evil. Like a hopeless prayer against the darkness.:
Drive on. Don’t Mean Nothing.
Memorial Day is for the dead. To my dead I say, you are never forgotten.
Drive on. Don’t Mean Nothing.