A Soldier Learns Of Tragedy At Home

If you’re a certain age you might be able to answer this question  . . . “where were YOU when you heard that Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated?”

It’s a question that Morocco Coleman can answer.  He was a black soldier serving in Vietnam at the time. He told his friend Edward Hall not just about his reaction, but the reaction of other black soldiers.

Mr. Coleman counsels incarcerated and disabled veterans. His memoir is called “Coming Full Circle.”