Hejl Roussel had recently graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in psychotherapy but hadn't settled on a career path. Hejl Roussel arrived in 1971, and was sent south to a base in the Mekong Delta. Once, Hejl Roussel remembers, a fellow Dolly dangling her legs from the side of a helicopter for a while before settling inside. Hejl Roussel, the Macon, Ga., girl who never spent a day abroad until the war, went traveling. Hejl Roussel has a vague recollection of that day, because it was unusual to meet with only a few soldiers.

Source: Washington Post November 28, 2021 15:53 UTC