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This song makes me cry

They paved the way for those of us who followed

We were so young then.😢

Good word thank you I have several friends on the wall that served with me 69 70 b Moody Mississippi

The Vietnam veterans memorial Wall is very healing...I've been there countless times and it's a risk you have to take to heal!!!I served as a rifleman 0311 in Nam.. wounded and eventually medically retired from the Corps. I spent 26 and one half years working for the veterans center program as a therapist and as a team leader on the east Coast prior to transferring to the vet center in Las Vegas Nevada and have brought many veterans to the wall and they found it to be healing.

Thank you for this! So many, to young! I have been to the Wall 4 times. I am a female veteran of the USAF ‘68 - ‘72. This pass summer my daughter took me and my grandson to Washington DC and I made the trip to the wall again and told my grandson about it and why it is so important! There was an older couple sitting on a bench and when I looked at them I could see the crying! My grandson walked up to him, put his hand on his arm and “It’s OK, God has them now. My Gma was in the Air Force and lost many friends. So we honor them and you”. God Bless America! May our beautiful continue to wave over this great land!

RESPECTS 🙏. PRAYERS 2 ALL FAMILIES, FRIENDS AND MATES WHO LOST LOVED 1s IN VIETNAM. MAY OUR GRACIOUS HEAVENLY FATHER IMBRACE U ALL WITH COMFORT AND LOVE. LEST WE FORGET VIETNAM.

EVERY TIME I HEAR THIS SONG I STILL GETS CHILLS UP AND DOWN MY SPINE ❤❤

For myself and others they will always be more than just a name on that wall ,

Lima Platoon, A Co., 1/26th Infantry, 1st Infantry Division. Oct. 1, 1966- Oct. 1,1967. To all my dear pals, who gave all. Sgt. Joe Dirvin.

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OUR BLOOD sEMPER FI

mARINE OF MY SONS 54 YEARS THE BLOOD OF OUR WALK

God Bless All VietNam vets

I was blessed to see the wall again last year while on an Honor Flight. As a Vietnam Veteran it is a very special place

Death in the civilian area is different than death of a combat buddy! Only a vet that served in war would understand that.

Served in Vietnam 66&67. I am proud to have served. A war that wasn't understood by the men who fought there

Yea. To. All. You. Who. Are. Voting. For. Trump. You. Are. A. Piece. Of. 💩

How. Much. Money. Did. Y'all. Made. Of. This. Record. Give. Some. To. Home less. Vet

54 our boots brotherhood the walk my hut a <arine

the familys of our code our familys

father today respect my war of my war the walk home

our balls a father to there teams my house of life the brotherhood of life Marines our walk a brother

I proudly say that I am the wife of a Vietnam Veteran who served 2 tours there out on the Cambodian border as part of a Land-clearing Team. We went to the Wall but he didn’t get close to it. Memories and the effects rules his, thus our lives a half century later. He is still there most of the time. He says one day he will forget…. When he is dead. Bless every soldier. I wish you all Peace and Love.

trump calls our fallen heros "suckers" and "losers". Scumbag. Google it.

OUR CODE sEMPER FI 54 YEARS HOME RESPECT OUR CODE A BROTHER

mARINE 25 1967 THE WALK OF WARS TO MY BROTHERS OUR BOOTS A BROTHERS 54 HOME

54 years a

we are the brothers our county our talk is life the brothers Vietnam

the boys of 67 ( Vietnam ) to my brothers our walk fathers 25 years of Marines our walk

Thank al of you

Thanks all

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They need to try Jane Fonda as the traitor she is, so many suffered from her treasonous actions.

My only Love a two tour Vietnam vet who is buried now at Arlington not a day goes i don't miss him or remember the things he told me. God bless you all he might not have died there but it killed a lot in him.

I read this book. An avid reader of war books, I took a month to read it because I cried so much. When the documentary came out and had home videos these guys had taken, I burst into tears knowing those guys were going to die. This book is as real as it gets. Written by a history professor, it includes many stories told by the guys themselves and was guided by a vet the professor met when he took his class to a PTSD group meeting. The vet had a flashback and completely freaked out upon watching the documentary that was being shown. He "came to" in a hospital ER, but he soldiered on, contributing so much to this amazing book of brotherhood.

My parents were young teachers at that time and it broke their hearts when their students were drafted.

I'm a veitnam veteran who served in 1971-72

Wow!!

Our HEROS, Sons,Daughters, Brothers, ARE MORE THAN A NAME ON A WALL!!!!! They fought for those oppressed, protected our Freedom to keep AMERICA Safe. Our Son was KIA May 26, 2011, Pathfinder, 101st AB. HE DIED WITH HIS BOOTS ON, DOING WHAT HE WANTED TO DO! Yes I still have tears and miss him. God has a plan for each of us. God needed his Boots in Heaven.

I was in VN '66-67 but I was up in II CORPS Pleiku, AnKhe, I went to HS with Cameron Rice who was in this outfit. He was killed and they never recovered his body. This parents refused to accept he was dead. I remember him as a little kid who I really liked. Soft spoken and quiet. I understand that he took a rocket in the chest and was just gone. Ir's in the book, those kids never stood a chance. What a fuck up, boats got out ahead came around a bend and 200 VC were 35 yards away and killed everyone instantly.

I was i Vietnam in 1969-1970. I saw the wall October 16th 2023. I am lost for words about how I felt. All gave some, and some gave all. I waited 50 yrs to see it. I just shake my head and wonder why did I get to come back and they didn't.God isn't thru with me yet. He has something more in store for me I guessI

Love ya Cpl James Walter Dancer😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Very, Very touching video and I Know how how it was and similar experience...4th Infantry Div 66-67 all over the place...only one left from my squad...a lot of time to reflect...so many Good men...the Best of America and I will always remember...keep well, Frank

As a Vietnam Veteran this is a great song and can’t listen without tears

My uncle Sgt John Taillon C company 5/12th 199th died 3/3/67

From another Vietnam Veteran I thank you for producing this video for all to see. That Vietnam is now taught in school with so little mentioned about it is such a lose. 58K plus lost their lives and many more since. And the many cowards who went to Mexico or Canada to avoid the draft--a very bad thing. Those who served in Vietnam did HONORABLY and did what they were put there for in whatever capacity. Such a shame our return was so marred by the many protestors and cowards who did not wish to go.