Thousands returned from the war in Vietnam suffering from physical injuries that were easily seen. Thousands more suffered from mental injuries that too often went unnoticed. How many of those who suffered from mental anguish lived their lives controlled by that emotional turmoil? The answer will never be known. Time Passed is the account of Daniel Gardner, Phillip Russ and Benjamin Simms, each of whom returned from the Vietnam war, but not unscathed. Each suffered torturous events while in that distant land, and for more than three decades, each has allowed those events to control their lives. It is an account of healing for Daniel, Phil and Benjamin and a story of closure for a group of unknown warriors whose bodies were never recovered from that distant land, but whose souls were returned home by a group of volunteers who erected a Huey memorial to honor the Vietnam veterans living in their town.