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He is a decorated Vietnam War veteran, permanently disabled with severe PTSD after serving two tours with an elite, high casualty unit. He's spent decades haunted by combat survivor's guilt and relentless nightmares. His wife bears the emotional weight of his struggles, and she is continually searching for a path toward healing.

When she discovers a Veterans Administration-approved program that allows veterans to revisit Vietnam with a personal guide, he reluctantly agrees to return to the places where his most painful memories were made. As he retraces the battlefields of his past, he confronts the trauma that has shaped his life, hoping to leave the pain behind where it belongs.

His journey eventually brings him back to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, where he honors his fallen friend Ray. There, an unexpected meeting with a younger veteran creates a powerful moment of understanding, healing, and hope for them both.

GREGREY BASSINE

Grew up in a small town in Oregon. As a senior in high school, he received his military draft number. It was high enough to immediately be drafted into the Army the moment he graduated.

Since the Vietnam War was in full swing, he knew that's where he would be going if drafted, so he enlisted in the Air Force. Little did he know that in doing so, he would be involved in covert activities most of his military career; much of it in Vietnam on the front lines, the place he wanted to avoid at all costs.

Upon being honorably discharged from the military, he went to college. Seven years and three degrees later he went from job to job, unable to fit in with the corporate structure. Eventually he decided self-employment was the way and launched a direct response advertising agency which he successfully ran for over twenty-five years.

He's retired now living in the same small town he grew up in. Married for over forty years to the love of his life, he is truly blessed.