… . . . This is Dan Daniel, transcribed from New York . . . …
Dan does an unreal job of communicating to the individual soldier, reminding him like an old buddy from the neighborhood that man, it’s really wonderful back here, and the job and the girl are all waiting for you when you get back home, which hopefully will be soon. It’s absolutely gut-wrenching to listen to, given the prism of history and the vantage point of 33 years in the future.
But what’s especially mind-blowing about the content of Dan’s show, is the ease and frequency with which he urges the soldiers to visualize a world where war has been banished, where peace would reign, and they’d never have to go off and fight in a foreign land again.