User:JohnKent
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I've been using Wikipedia since it first began and have supported it financially whenever I can. I have tremendous respect for what Wikipedia has accomplished. It has become the go to source for many and deservedly so. I'm a Vietnam veteran and was a U.S. Navy fighter pilot. I have a particular interest in the GI and veteran resistance movements during the Vietnam War and would like to expand Wikipedia's coverage in that area. I'm retired and live in the Los Angeles area.
Articles I have created or substantially edited:
- A Matter of Conscience
- Court-martial of Billy Dean Smith
- Court-martial of Howard Levy
- Court-martial of Susan Schnall
- Concerned Officers Movement
- Courage to Resist
- Darnell Stephen Summers
- David Zeiger
- Dennis Stout
- Dissenting POWs: From Vietnam's Hoa Lo Prison to America Today
- Donald W. Duncan
- F.T.A.
- FTA Show
- Fort Dix 38
- Fort Hood 43—Expanded from stub to full article
- Fort Hood Three
- Fort Lewis Six
- GI Coffeehouses
- GI Underground Press
- GIs Against Fascism
- Intrepid Four
- Kelly Lytle Hernández—Expanded from stub to full article
- Loaded: A Disarming History of the Second Amendment
- Movement for a Democratic Military
- Myth of the spat-on Vietnam veteran
- Pacific Counseling Service
- Presidio mutiny
- Ronald L. Haeberle—Expanded from stub to full article
- Soldiers in Revolt: GI Resistance During the Vietnam War
- Stop Our Ship (SOS)
- Terry Whitmore
- United States Servicemen's Fund
- USS Kitty Hawk riot—Major rewrite
- USS Sumter Three
- The Newsreel
- Unsatisfied Black Soldiers
- Vietnam Veteran Medal Throwing Protest
- Waging Peace in Vietnam