Some colleges in fact actually were talking about dropping ROTC or things like that, primarily more the northeastern colleges, but I can't-.
We had ROTC, we probably contributed as many officers as any ROTC detachment around, and there might have been some negative feelings
but I was not aware of them. We were aware that there was a war going on and we were aware that we would probably get to participate in that,
should we continue in ROTC, and I did. I spent three tours in Vietnam in the Air Force as a bombardier on B-52s.
Joe Carpenter, my roommate, went over there for company commander duty, and their lifespan was about seven months at the time but he made it through a year.
But Hugh Shelton spent time over there and there were a lot of NC State graduates who spent time over there. But I think we did it out of an obligation
of duty to our country rather than having negative feelings about it. I can't remember any talks of going to Canada or things like that.
Now maybe they went on after '63-'67, '68, when it really picked up, the opposition-
but we were in the early stages then and I just don't remember a lot about it.