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Thursday, March 22 2007
Richard Watson
Richard Watson called in to tell us a story from his time serving in Vietnam. He was a "forward observer" during the war, which meant he was in charge of directing his troops safely from one point to another. One day, he nearly directed his troops right into a bluebird's nest. He still treasures the memory of how he and the troops in the battlefield skirted around the nest.
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