G. R. Point
Vietnam War soldiers assigned to graves registration prepare the dead for shipment home in black plastic bags, confronting the grim work of returning casualties to the United States.
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Vietnam War soldiers assigned to graves registration prepare the dead for shipment home in black plastic bags, confronting the grim work of returning casualties to the United States.
The Whales of August is a play written by American playwright David Berry. The play is about two elderly sisters, both widows, who are living together in 1954 in a summer cottage in Maine. The older sister, Elizabeth "Libby" is being taken care of by her younger sister, Sarah. The sisters sit on their porch and watch the whales in the ocean and discuss the trials and tribulations of their lives. The play was adapted as a feature-film, and released in 1987.
Vietnam War soldiers assigned to graves registration prepare the dead for shipment home in black plastic bags, confronting the grim work of returning casualties to the United States.
The Whales of August is a play written by American playwright David Berry. The play is about two elderly sisters, both widows, who are living together in 1954 in a summer cottage in Maine. The older sister, Elizabeth "Libby" is being taken care of by her younger sister, Sarah. The sisters sit on their porch and watch the whales in the ocean and discuss the trials and tribulations of their lives. The play was adapted as a feature-film, and released in 1987.