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Lynn Oldshue
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Reporter, Alabama Public Radio (Tuscaloosa, AL)
Beats
Business, general news features, Exercise, Entertainment, international food, Legal News, cultureenvironment, Environment, Health and wellness, travel world news., Science
Anything that is not construction technology.
Content
By Lynn Oldshue| Mobile Bay Magazine Verified Vietnam shaped a generation of Americans and changed the country forever. The divisive conflict lasted well over a decade, during which more than 58,000 Americans were killed and 300,000 were wounded. The war bitterly divided the nation, bringing protests and mistrust of the government, as well as inflation and a reluctance to enter into foreign conflict for decades. It saw an end to the draft and it lowered the voting age.
By Lynn Oldshue| Mobile Bay Magazine Verified Vietnam shaped a generation of Americans and changed the country forever. The divisive conflict lasted well over a decade, during which more than 58,000 Americans were killed and 300,000 were wounded. The war bitterly divided the nation, bringing protests and mistrust of the government, as well as inflation and a reluctance to enter into foreign conflict for decades. It saw an end to the draft and it lowered the voting age.
By Lynn Oldshue| Mobile Bay Magazine Verified Vietnam shaped a generation of Americans and changed the country forever. The divisive conflict lasted well over a decade, during which more than 58,000 Americans were killed and 300,000 were wounded. The war bitterly divided the nation, bringing protests and mistrust of the government, as well as inflation and a reluctance to enter into foreign conflict for decades. It saw an end to the draft and it lowered the voting age.
Company Info
Alabama Public Radio (Tuscaloosa, AL)