Silent for forty-six years about the experiences and memories of Vietnam, which were relegated to the deepest recesses and crevices of his mind, SSG. Daniel Durbin now speaks out. The memories too painful to voice, the experiences too horrible to retell are detailed for his family and all to read. There were reasons for the reluctance to discuss the Vietnam War. Perhaps you will understand after you read this book. This is really a story of what is left behind for posterity. A very old uniform, in the back of a closet, covered with dust is not the only thing to be considered. The uniform is only a reminder of the true legacy of what is to be found in the closet. The events and experiences were real, very real. Enough time has passed that everyone should be made aware of the reasons for the long silence, the reasons for his unique viewpoints and the events contributing to making him the individual he is today. The experiences and viewpoints will enlighten the reader with The Legacy left behind, by him, and all the Soldiers that fought in Vietnam.