I am a Marine Nam combat vet , cant believe I made it back from there to this day. Got banged , up but alive , and thankful to God everyday . It was a horrible place to be , lost so many of my people and I will admit , I was pretty scared there , but somehow managed not to go insane and do my job , as Marine Force Recon . 1965 -1969. Semper Fi.
I was called up at #180 out of 200 drafted in my small town in 73, classified 4f because of epilepsy .I wanted to go ,but i guess they didn't trust me tossing hand grenades' while having a seizure .
When I got back from my first tour in Iraq in 03 I understood this song, I switched from the army to the Marine Corps and did two more tours in Iraq back to back tours 07@08 the song still means the same thing. Semper Fi to all my Brother Devils.
I was in Country when this song was popular. I still would go back all over again. Tough times, but it seems we were more civilized and knew where we stood back then. Long live the 60”s.
In this song, you can hear the helicopters in the strings and the gunfire in the percussion. The overall theme of the lyrics fit not only the fear the soldiers have, knowing that at any point you could just die from not just enemy fire but there is also the possibility of friendly fire, and also the overall feeling towards the war on the home front.
My husband was wounded there. Took him a year to heal physically. I may not agree with the wars we've been in but I am always 100% behind our soldiers. God bless them all, past and present. Loved the TV show Tour Of Duty.
Right on, but it is depressing. And I do salute and respect all of our soldiers who fought there. Even though I didn't think we should have been there.
My dad was in world war 2,my uncle's where Korean war, my fishing partner my uncle was in pearl harbor, several cousins in Vietnam, all Montana. And double tuff. Thank you
I was born in 68 some of my first memories are tying yellow ribbons around trees for the guys drafted on my block and on the parade route. Although Idk which parade. Also watching the war on tv. I remember pizza, The Brady Bunch and War “live” on tv on Friday nights.
Brilliant, to me, montage, real time, live video comp. Still makes me so, so very proud to still be an honorably-discharged Veteran of the U.S. Army, good or bad, right or wrong...
@@tomboone9871 Peace... Still and I'm still seriously wondering, too, what it would have been like to actually been a military combat photographer not only here, but also all other wars... 🙏🎯🌏🌎🌍🌐 Peace...
Watching this and listening just gives me chills. A horrible time to be 18-20, yes, but I'd never even witness it in what it was. I'm just a dumb gen-z, 7th Grade. I'll never know what those people felt, and what they did. I only know one person who was in the war in my family. I can't remember their name, but they said they participated as a paratrooper. I'll never know, but all I have is a guess.
I served in the Airforce PJ's in 1966. Wasn't fun. When I got back from the war, me and my good buddy were harassed by people calling us "Baby Killers" and Spitting on us.
I remember the body counts on the evening news, the number of American Soldiers killed each day, I was a teenager when the Vietnam war ended. I am sure my mom was glad the war ended while I was in High School.
Oh about @ halfway through this, I had missed that one scene of a, I'm pretty sure, Marine hurling that grenade. Even though, in the Army and when I was in, when a Soldier had a "curl" on his hat, or as the Marines say, "cover," that that was only reserved for U.S. Army Rangers, hence, a "Ranger Curl"...
You can't beat a country that is fighting for its own life and limbs especially when the attacking invader couldn't care less Caesar and Alexander understood
I remember when Boeing 747 military dark green deliver coffins cover with USA Flags transported at San Francisco International 1975 jaren part of 75 regiment last one in Vietnam RIP soldaten ich bien 5 jaren man das momenten SHADE!
To Doug KAL. I hope I got your name right.they wouldn't let me respond on your post.Thank you and welcome home.Amonge others I have known.is William Jones who was my cell buddy in prison.in WV.he was engineers Marines.In 68.
Does anyone remember the Television series about the Vietnam War that used this as its intro song? I thought it was called In Country but can't find any info on it.
So much music from the late 60's & early 70's were a platform to reveal the bloodshed, & a melancholy, plaintiff cry for ending the slaughter, especially during the Vietnam War. My brother & uncle were both lucky enough to survive their tours in Vietnam. But later, both died, far too early, as a result of cancer from 'Agent Orange' & emotional trauma...I'm 70 yrs old & can tell you with complete certainty, nobody during that war really 'survived' it...& not one person I've ever known, including my brother & uncle, could ever explain why they were there, fighting that effing, ugly war. They had no choice, tho, because of the draft, they had to go. An awful lot of brave, courageous young men died there, & far too many Vietnamese civilians, too. And, as far as anybody can explain, it was pretty much for absolutely no logical reason, whatsoever. If there is a reasonable explanation for the Vietnam War, I'd be open to hearing it. But I expect there's nothing to hear, but....crickets. RIP...all the Veterans & people, now gone. 😔😢
Until now I still don’t get it in my head why Vietnam-America war ever happen, America and Allies drop 7.5 Million tons of bombs during 1965-75, over 2 million Vietnamist civilians died, this civilians are poor, defensless and innocent people, I still don’t understand killing them for what ?
My Mom's hair was red. There were blacks who wanted to paint the red door black. She had a son with the Big Red One (battalion) killed in Vietnam. Blacks have actively campaigned against ALL her children and do the same to this day. It's been going on since 1959. Have a nice day.
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My mom’s cousin died in Vietnam when he was 20 in 1969….To all the Military Veterans who fought in each war Thank You for your Sacrifice and Service
Young boys sacrified by Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon and.... for nothing. 😢
@@Pieroflocchie your country is full of shit
@@matamu326 and his Buddy’s dropped agent orange on their ass which they still suffer of the effects till today 😂
@@joeanthony8087 OUCH!
Well trough you guys killed many like my true grandparents you know ?
I am a Marine Nam combat vet , cant believe I made it back from there to this day. Got banged , up but alive , and thankful to God
everyday . It was a horrible place to be , lost so many of my people and I will admit , I was pretty scared there , but somehow
managed not to go insane and do my job , as Marine Force Recon . 1965 -1969. Semper Fi.
Doug Kal welcome home. I was an Army non-combat vet-I lost 8 friends there, 4 0f which I flew with. They will never be forgotten.
Semper Fi Doug boo ra
I was called up at #180 out of 200 drafted in my small town in 73, classified 4f because of epilepsy .I wanted to go ,but i guess they didn't trust me tossing hand grenades' while having a seizure .
thank you for your service o7
Love you soldier glad you made it back after all the hell and horror of war.
When I got back from my first tour in Iraq in 03 I understood this song, I switched from the army to the Marine Corps and did two more tours in Iraq back to back tours 07@08 the song still means the same thing. Semper Fi to all my Brother Devils.
sorry mate my freedom is down to you and many others thank you
Love the Marine Corp! Semper Fi!!!
Semper Fi, And Simper Anticus. thanks for your service.
The Vietnam War and the Iraq War, equally pointless and tragic, happy you made it out alive 👍🏻
Semper Fi brother!
I did two infantry tours in Nam giving me the best and worst memories ever. This song is perfect for it.
thank you
Welcome home
Thank you for your service sir 🙏✌️
@Guinevere Not many good experiences, only the bond with my brothers in arms.
Hello human killer
I was in Country when this song was popular. I still would go back all over again. Tough times, but it seems we were more civilized and knew where we stood back then. Long live the 60”s.
I. Was in Dak To ,Tet of 68
Thank you very much for your service sir 🙏✌️
I remember growing up in my town and the funerals almost every day and our small town was getting smaller and smaller everyday!
Sad story.... Useless death for a useless war...
they were getting low IQ grunts from small towns like yours, sad. Government thought they weren't important enough to be missed.
@@jonjones971 👍
@Николай Translation for yall: 50,000 animals were disposed of by Vietnam. And you lost. (I am Irish so I really do not care about your war)
@Николай your Russian right? I could say the same about y’all’s war in Afghanistan in the 80s
In this song, you can hear the helicopters in the strings and the gunfire in the percussion. The overall theme of the lyrics fit not only the fear the soldiers have, knowing that at any point you could just die from not just enemy fire but there is also the possibility of friendly fire, and also the overall feeling towards the war on the home front.
My husband was wounded there. Took him a year to heal physically. I may not agree with the wars we've been in but I am always 100% behind our soldiers. God bless them all, past and present. Loved the TV show Tour Of Duty.
It is time to view the government puppet-masters as enemies of the people.
Pawns. You fight because it's your job. Not allowed to question anything. Go there, do that.
@@ScarrednCharred that’s what soldiers do . They fight so that those who are cowards don’t have to.
@@ROMAN138 glorify it all you want. Hurry up and wait.
@@ScarrednCharred take it as you like you have your opinion and I have mine. Neither is going to change the world
My grandpa fought in Vietnam and is still here today in our house
Poor men are sent to war to protect rich men's assets. - George Carlin
R.I.P.
soldiers
Right on, but it is depressing. And I do salute and respect all of our soldiers who fought there. Even though I didn't think we should have been there.
Ain't war hell
-Door gunner from Full Metal Jacket by Stanley Kurbrick
R.i.p. Charles Watts !!!
Always loved this song
my great grandpa once served in this war, it reminds me that.
My Generation did the work and came home to no respect but it was what it was
And thats why I thank ANY Nam vet I see, Dad was drafted at 17. didn't see combat though..... Thank YOU
Grande Exército Americano 👏👏👏 notas dez 👏👏 parabéns
My dad was in world war 2,my uncle's where Korean war, my fishing partner my uncle was in pearl harbor, several cousins in Vietnam, all Montana. And double tuff. Thank you
And what? They are murderers!!!
thank you viernam vets
GOOD MORNING VIETNAM!
Thanks for video! Excellent with my favorite song of rolling Stones ! My respect for all soldiers veterans and victims !
Damn strong song men!
I was born in 68 some of my first memories are tying yellow ribbons around trees for the guys drafted on my block and on the parade route. Although Idk which parade. Also watching the war on tv.
I remember pizza, The Brady Bunch and War “live” on tv on Friday nights.
RIP Charly
War is hell.....
Let's not forget about the ones that served this country thanks let's take care of them out.
I have lost my friend Paul last week and yes he has served this country thanks.
Welcome to the 60s you guys my song 🎧 my world
Brilliant, to me, montage, real time, live video comp. Still makes me so, so very proud to still be an honorably-discharged Veteran of the U.S. Army, good or bad, right or wrong...
me too
@@tomboone9871
Peace...
Still and I'm still seriously wondering, too, what it would have been like to actually been a military combat photographer not only here, but also all other wars...
🙏🎯🌏🌎🌍🌐
Peace...
RIP Charlie!!!!!
Watching this and listening just gives me chills. A horrible time to be 18-20, yes, but I'd never even witness it in what it was. I'm just a dumb gen-z, 7th Grade. I'll never know what those people felt, and what they did. I only know one person who was in the war in my family. I can't remember their name, but they said they participated as a paratrooper. I'll never know, but all I have is a guess.
very mature for your age my friend, well done!
Some people never came back. I remember being in the Navy and the guys didn't go home.
And, also, all of these Marines in here, too...
" I'll Always Protect Hayden Panettiere "
By whatever means necessary,
Neal Patrick Fry
" I'll Always Love Almighty God Above "
I love this song because it was use in the Tv series NAM TOUR OF DUTY on GMA 7 when I was on my teenage years
I served in the Airforce PJ's in 1966. Wasn't fun. When I got back from the war, me and my good buddy were harassed by people calling us "Baby Killers" and Spitting on us.
" I'll Always Love 💘you Hayden Panettiere "
I remember the body counts on the evening news, the number of American Soldiers killed each day, I was a teenager when the Vietnam war ended. I am sure my mom was glad the war ended while I was in High School.
Oh about @ halfway through this, I had missed that one scene of a, I'm pretty sure, Marine hurling that grenade.
Even though, in the Army and when I was in, when a Soldier had a "curl" on his hat, or as the Marines say, "cover," that that was only reserved for U.S. Army Rangers, hence, a "Ranger Curl"...
" Happy New Year Vietnam Veterans "
I missed the Vietnam war by just a few months. I am pretty certain I would not have come back in one piece if at all.
There is a lack of understanding. We can't blame ourselves. But we need to open up our perspectives. Don't turn your head.
It tells the truth about the times
The human condition is not to accept death. One must over come this fear.
☮️❤️
Theres probabbly gonna be a montage like this but of early robots getting more advanced until the day we have war
My dad flew goony birds there in places that could not be revealed... recon.
He came home... so many didn't.
Это видео я видел ещё мальчиком, а песню слушал юношей, приятные воспоминания, но война это плохо.
Война это курва czcams.com/video/nrj12LAQOJE/video.html&ab_channel=HAYDAMAKY
Война,дело молодых!✌
WAY !!!
My grandpa fought in Vietnam and he died to years ago and now I understand the meaning of the us marine corps
I hate War. But this Song is cool.
Als ich ca 8 Jahre alt war, kenne ich den Song, es hat lange gedauert bis ich den wiederfand.
Very nice
I work for KCS millitary
You can't beat a country that is fighting for its own life and limbs especially when the attacking invader couldn't care less Caesar and Alexander understood
I remember when Boeing 747 military dark green deliver coffins cover with USA Flags transported at San Francisco International 1975 jaren part of 75 regiment last one in Vietnam RIP soldaten ich bien 5 jaren man das momenten SHADE!
Long live to MAC-V-SOG! ♠️🎖️ Mad Dog!
Respekt
Al igual que hoy en Afganistán les esploto la bomba en el culo
ROLLING STONE sempre anche dopo morto www Gigi
♠️
To Doug KAL. I hope I got your name right.they wouldn't let me respond on your post.Thank you and welcome home.Amonge others I have known.is William Jones who was my cell buddy in prison.in WV.he was engineers Marines.In 68.
This is the first one top of the top
Vietnam war veteran, greetings from Russia. You followed orders and like soldiers in Chechnya
I wonder what happened to that poor soldier they were talking to lying on the ground sheet? Hope he made it.
And the thousands others in the same condition....
It never sees sparkly again
Every day you think to yourself is today the day I finally kick the bucket and why do you think that well٫ because your in Vietnam
I can’t believe they made a war for this song
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Fuck me, I love the "Stones.
Это один из гимнов вьетнамской войны.
Страшно.
There are Arabs in a green yellow pink 19 que of left on the rear of foot and ceiling with a smash of the gourd
Elephant grass. God I hate that stuff!
What was doing american army in Vietnam???
A toast to the troops. On All sides. Long Live NVA and Viet Minh!!
Long live Vietnam 🇻🇳 ❤️, the good guys won this war😀
Does anyone remember the Television series about the Vietnam War that used this as its intro song? I thought it was called In Country but can't find any info on it.
Tour of duty
I want it painted black
Blackface
Vietnam o Vietnam, Manuel Soto ,
What was it all for
The lives wasted
Blood spent
Why create this war for land
It had made people that returned broken.
Money.
The Vietnam war is the coolest and sparkly circus ever
Useless war
I really hate war,..that was horrible Vietnam war in that time... Many innocent ppl died for stupid war
if us dumb humans could learn from the past. na , i just walk through life helping people that i can see need it
The war in vietman is very tough, a lot of people died vietnamist and Americans.. dont know what is the reason of that war ✌️✌️✌️
Politics… as always
So much music from the late 60's & early 70's were a platform to reveal the bloodshed, & a melancholy, plaintiff cry for ending the slaughter, especially during the Vietnam War. My brother & uncle were both lucky enough to survive their tours in Vietnam. But later, both died, far too early, as a result of cancer from 'Agent Orange' & emotional trauma...I'm 70 yrs old & can tell you with complete certainty, nobody during that war really 'survived' it...& not one person I've ever known, including my brother & uncle, could ever explain why they were there, fighting that effing, ugly war. They had no choice, tho, because of the draft, they had to go. An awful lot of brave, courageous young men died there, & far too many Vietnamese civilians, too. And, as far as anybody can explain, it was pretty much for absolutely no logical reason, whatsoever. If there is a reasonable explanation for the Vietnam War, I'd be open to hearing it. But I expect there's nothing to hear, but....crickets.
RIP...all the Veterans & people, now gone. 😔😢
All by hand.
Everything is a sparkly knit ball ⚽️
Until now I still don’t get it in my head why Vietnam-America war ever happen, America and Allies drop 7.5 Million tons of bombs during 1965-75, over 2 million Vietnamist civilians died, this civilians are poor, defensless and innocent people, I still don’t understand killing them for what ?
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Chjen tranh that vo nghja
My Mom's hair was red. There were blacks who wanted to paint the red door black. She had a son with the Big Red One (battalion) killed in Vietnam. Blacks have actively campaigned against ALL her children and do the same to this day. It's been going on since 1959. Have a nice day.
They put us into a community of retarded people. The 'game' IS to get retarded people to SEE racism . . . of, by and for black people.
A war I wanted to serve in
Заебись. Четко! Привет asyouwish
Mamers cornbread is Crabcakes she is being bakeract Ed
Charlie in the bushes
Pissed OFF Norseman
Recordando Afganistan jajaja!!!
USA ULTRA
Looks like a "Querdenker" Demo 2021
The soundtrack of American psychopathic murderous imperialism
не понимаю, зачем ограничивать доступ к этому ролику. ты видимо возомнил себя правообладателем ?... какие ты имеешь права на него?...
Talking trees > napalms and jets