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202050 minPGdocumentary

The Faces That Never Fade

202050 minPGdocumentary

John Tutle reflects on his Vietnam War experiences, highlighting the lasting impact of PTSD and the memories of fallen comrades on veterans.

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Chandlor Ralston

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John Tutle reflects on his Vietnam War experiences, highlighting the lasting impact of PTSD and the memories of fallen comrades on veterans.

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John Tuttle

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John Tutle reflects on his experiences during the Vietnam War in The Faces That Never Fade. The film examines his struggles with PTSD and the memories of friends lost in combat. It shows how veterans carry the weight of war long after returning home. Tutle’s story represents the experiences of countless service members who have served in combat zones. Directed by Chandlor Ralston, the documentary runs for 50 minutes and was released in 2020.

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