Allen Hoe | Long Story Short with Leslie Wilcox

As one of more than two million draftees called upon to fight in the Vietnam War, 19-year-old Allen Hoe thought he would serve his time and then his life would resume as normal. In his conversation with Leslie Wilcox, Hoe reflects on the experiences that turned this local boy into a soldier’s soldier.

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God bless him and his family

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Just out of curiosity, did he know that Hawaii(Hawaiian Kingdom) was under occupation of the United States sense January 16, 1893 and that the U.S. had no legal right to draft anyone in Hawaii? The Permanent Court of Arbitrations confirms the occupation of Hawaii in 2001 with court case number 1999-01. I'm proude of this Medics service to the ARMY. But Hawaii is still a internationally recognized sovereign country regardless of any other factors. And the referendum in 1958 was illegal because subject of the Hawaiian Kingdom was forbidden from taking part in the vote. But again I am very proude of this veteran.