Art Schmitt

We Thought We Were Invincible: the True Story of Invincible Warriors Art Schmitt

VIETNAMBy Nicole SmithCopyright 2007 Erin Nicole SmithUsed by permission Raging warIn a foreign landU. S. Soldiers Made a stand Many diedIn VietnamWas it right?Or was it wrong? Violent protestIn the streetAmerican citizensSaw defeat Nightly newsBrought the pictures homeRadio listenersHeard the songs Love and hateWar and peace60's chaosNever ceased Battered SoldiersFought and diedThe cost of freedomOh so high Strong emotionsIn the USASounds familiarA lot like todayhttp://www.authorhouse.com/BookStore/BookStoreSearchResults.aspx?SearchType=smpl&SearchTerm=Dr+Art+Schmitt The book chronicles stories of truly Invincible Warriors. Awoman Black Hawk pilot with two tours in Iraq tells the story how shethought that she was in A Star Wars Movie. The story of a Navy Corpman who served with Marines. His son is also a Navy Corpsman in Iraq. Harrison H (Jack) Schmitt, Apollo 17, one of the last men onthe moon. I was his instructor to get him checked out in Helicopters. He tellshis invincible story about a three hour hold on the mission and he took a napin the rocket before launching to the moon. Stories of many Vietnam veterans. Pilots, Doorgunners, River Patrol Gun Boat warriors (River Rats) and Navy SEALS. Admiral James Flatley, The former Executive Director ofPatriots Point tells his story of his invincible story of flying a C-130Hercules off of an aircraft carrier. Other Invincible stories of CTF-116 River Rats, River Patrolgun boats in Vietnam. A tribute to Helicopter Attack Light Squadron Three, doorgunners, crew and Pilots. A Vietnam Poem written by Nicole Smith , 14 years old, Mywife's Grand Daughter. We were all truly Invincible.