Drawing on previous posters' brief references to how disillusioned black vets who came back from the VW wanted to take their training and combat experience into the street and conduct a full-scale urban revolution, esp re BLOODS by Wallace Terry: could such a well-planned and directed rebellion in the ghettos have worked at some point during the late 60s or early 70s ? Say if large nos. of Bloodbrothers who'd served together in combat, esp with elite outfits like the airborne, Marines, Green Berets and LRRPs, were able to network with each other and with local Black Panthers and other African-American militants after returning home. Could these battle-hardened black dudes, disillusioned by the 2nd-class treatment their race were still receiving at home while having had to go risk their lives for a country in which they still remained oppressed, had they managed to organise on a systematic scale in a no. of major cities, have effectively led as close to a full-blown black urban revolution as possible ? How much different would the hist of race relations in the US have been ?