My husband and my brother were in Vietnam, and by the Grace of God, they both came home. Thanks to all service men and women for your service. A special thank you to the ones who gave the ultimate sacrifice. You are appreciated and will never be forgotten!
In Viet Nam I saw way to much killings 24 hours day and night, bombs, mine fields, the rain, the heat of the jungle, this was over 50 years ago, I am still a mess us kids at age 20 killing in Nam was a f.. nightmare. We came back to our country, who treated us like shit .For those of us who made it back to the USA, we we hated for doing a war job we were forced to do
As a former crew chief on UH-1s, at 1:33 was the very worst scenario to ever encounter. It broke my heart, and could cause nightmares. Godspeed to that crew! Thank you for Bravery, Sacrifices, and your service…
i watch this in memory to my grandpa he died back in may 21, 2016 due to pneumonia and he was in vietnam war and i wish i was there to say that i salute him but he is sadly gone now and i will forever miss him till the end of my days... (WE LOVE YOU GRANDPA AND WE MISS YOU SORELY)
I will Salute him and thank him for his service. He will live on in your memories, and now in mine as well, as everyone else that reads your dedication, Proudly, as it should be.
D. Anderson, USMC, Hotel Company, 2dBn, 9th Marines, 3d MarDiv, 2/9/3, 68-69 Operation Dewey Canyon. In memory of 58,281 men including 8 women, all nurses, 16 clergy members and 160 Medal of Honor recipients who served in the Vietnam War and later died as a result of their service. We honor and remember their sacrifice. Many carry a sense of having been betrayed by civilian and military leaders and by society generally. Be-trayed by politicians who resorted to war under false pretenses and took advantage of their patriotism and youth (the average age of a soldier in Vietnam was 19) and who placed constraints on war strategy that set them up for failure. It's easy to forget that those who served in Vietnam grew up in a time when politicians were seen as statesmen focused on the common good. Most trusted their leaders when told that war was necessary to stop the spread of communism. Despite stereotypes to the contrary, most volunteered. They were part of a generation raised with stories about how their fathers and uncles had accepted the duties of citizenship and won the Great War. These soldiers realized quickly that their fathers war was very different than the one into which they had been led. Their fathers had typically fought as parts of large coordinated forces against a massed enemy, taking and holding territory and attaining measurable strategic objectives, each of which moved them closer to victory. This was not true in Vietnam. Due to geopolitical constraints there would be no invasion of North Vietnam. Rarely would they face a massed force fighting in conventional fashion. In Vietnam, the enemy was often invisible, attacking then slipping away. Though the Army of North Vietnam was a conventional guerilla force, the Viet Cong were often indistinguishable from civilians. A rotational system of deployment that constantly shuffled around the membership of units and which some believed undermined unit cohesion and morale, negative media stereotypes of American soldiers, exposure to conditions of intense privation, chronic feeling of being under threat with no safe place to go, and faulty equipment that broke down under fire. Others were stung by leadership claims that the war was necessary to liberate the people of South Vietnam only to find, as one veteran put it, "Those people just wanted us out and some wanted to cut my throat." I've known many who continued to resent what they saw as lies told by military and civilian leaders claiming progress was being made when the experience on the ground suggested they were stuck in a quagmire. Then there was the betrayal of the homecoming. Though the antiwar movement had broad roots composed of people who genuinely wanted to stop the war, there was a segment openly hostile not just to the war but to the troops who fought it. Returning veterans who had given everything they had and who simply wanted to return home were often met with hostility. Vets often say things such as, "We were spat on, called baby killers, treated like dirt when we arrived back home." Others remember subtle hostility: "I was afraid to wear my uniform in public because of the looks I'd get." Many contrast their experience with an earlier generation. "Those World War 2 guys got parades and ticker tape; we got stabbed in the back." D, Anderson USMC 2/9/3 68-69
The wrost of it to me is after all of that your people dared to to say all those things what a bunch losers those people were and probably still are, I hope someone at least honored you like you did your nation and I’m sorry to hear all of this
Well said. I think so much of that deep state behavior is being exposed now. Oliver stone has done a great job exposing a lot of that with his documentaries like "the untold history of the United States", JFK, Snowden, Putin Interviews, Ukraine on Fire, South of the border. I'm glad you made it and are telling this truth and history here-Infantry Cold War Era Veteran
I have met a few Vietnam War vets. They ALWAYS get my utmost respect and admiration. Why.........because they absolutely deserve every bit of it. Thank you for what you did 👍👍👍
At 1:33 brought back some memories of a friend I met in Atlanta named Dennis Holt who told me of a few times they got shot down like that, he was a door gunner and they had to fight their way out of three of those, with a tear or two and that thousand yard stare he has when he talks about it
01:33 That’s horrifying and happened many times. Being a helicopter crew was like being a truck driver in Iraq. A constant target. The worst part was there was nobody to seek revenge on.
01:33 Stop the bullshit No, helicopter didn't suffer much casualties in vietnam; same for the other american unit (army rifleman,....) US had less than 50000 KIA in Vietnam, and for each of these KIA 10 nva/vietcong AT the minimum soldier were KIA. Myth about us defeat in vietnam are false, spread by stupid propagandist from the disgusting ottoman regime.
A thank you to all the soldiers who made sacrifices that I, as regular old American, can never understand, and witnessed horrors I myself will never be able to comprehend. I don’t know what else to say but that.
The industry has come up with a very romantic idea about helicopter flights into combat zones with rock and roll music behind them. My grandfather tells me that when they flew helicopters into combat zones inside there was a very strong smell of gasoline and that many fear soldiers would throw up and some would panic that the flight was nothing like See show in the movies
So at Christmas dinner last year my 7 year old grandson: out of the blue asked:" Grandpa how did you do all that flying and not get hit?" Answer: "Just lucky." Not a day goes by that I don't remember those not so lucky.
@@Anonymity038 I lived in iraq during the war, don't talk to me like that. What were they looking for on Vietnamese farms? Have you heard of Agent Orange? Why would they kill children with chemicals and make them born without legs or with multiple deformities even years after war?
it hard war. My spouse was in a war with live bullets. I miss him , I respected him. In war he had no choice. I woke up he choking me call me the enemy and he was sleeping. I am yelling his name. try wake him up. I did succeed. we deeply loved each other . He has passed away now. missed. He meant well.
@Cathy Berry I know , Thank you. War is the worst .My Veteran really matterd to me. In jobs they are to care about employees. Government is a job . OSHA . yes many matters I have cared about all alone. I try to be loyal to mine. Thank you again.
The footage at the 3:00 mark reminds me of what a friend said. When the US did it final emergency pull out at the end, the last of the dog handlers were forced to abandon their dogs. The handlers wanted to turn them loose to give them a chance at survival but command said put them in the kennels. It broke the handlers hearts knowing what the VC would do to them once they had the airfield.
The dogs should have been airlifted out with the soldiers. What is so hard about That ! Don't tell me there wasn't TIME to do this simple thing ! 😡 😰 😱
I hate people who cant fxck up an order for the better. Armys are full of incompetents for a reason. Its so everybody can say dooough the dogs got loose
Seeing Snakes in action, and the rockets coming out of their tubes warms my heart! “Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it. It flies with the last breath of each soldier who died protecting it.”
They went where their country needed them. And they fought honorably. Huge amount of respect for all the men and women who served. All those lives forever altered either coming home in a box or coming home with serious mental issues.
Thank you for your service---to all Vietnam vets. We lived in Saigon from 61-64 as dad was the Philippine military attache (air) during that time. My siblings and I will never forget our time in Vietnam and as kids we never really understood the horrors of the war. I'm now in my late 60's and live in Australia.
My Best friends dad fought in the Marines Infantry, and he came home all messed seeing his buddies get killed on the front lines. He did not talk much about it was a nightmare to him. He passed away and god rest his soul. Thank you for your service Big Daddy Sturgeon.
For me, the worst part of the Vietnam war wasn’t the heat, the leeches, the bad chow, lack of clean toilet paper, the bad chow, or the constant VC ambushes, it was the song “Paint it black”being played non-stop day & night!
in 2023 I think of you as bravest champions. I wish and would give everything to give you what I could for your serivice., I admire each and every brave man we all suffer loss in life but not like each man losing a fiend. God be with you all in life and the hereafter. Hey, am not religious
One of my favor songs was (Sky Piolet), by the Animals. We would fly to the LZ unload us for a firing mission at the DMZ. with our self-propelled Big Guns 8inch and 175mm. back in 1971. Then come back and pick us up after we did our thing with the Big Guns. Old Combat Vet Tom 1970
Well some join willingly and others were forced. One of the older guys my mom used to take care of would talk about his experience and that the military came to the black neighborhood and schools and pretty much forcefully drafted many of them they and their parents had no say. And when they got back many of them that made it back didn’t get anything from the government no help.
WHAT REALLY WAS THE WAR IN VIETNAM REALLY ABOUT ONLY GOD KNOWS ! SAME WITH AFGANISTAN AND NOW UKRAIN WHY WHY WHY WHY !!!THE ONLY GOOD THING THAT CAME OUT OF THE VIETNAM CONFLICT WAS THE CLASSIC MUSIC !!!!!!MICHAEL IN MELBOURNE Australia
This wasn't about American freedom it was political. Our brave men and women deserve so much better then fighting for political reasons. Pray God we got fighting men and women.
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I am 71 now
I will never forget that place.
So mean years ago
God bless all you
God bless you too. Lucky and be rest
Thank you for your service
Thank you and welcome home sir
i'm 72 was there 3/21/68 to 3/21/69 I core, Chu Lai,Baldy, Ross.7/23rd. How do u do my brother.
God bless you 🙏 And thank you !
My husband and my brother were in Vietnam, and by the Grace of God, they both came home. Thanks to all service men and women for your service. A special thank you to the ones who gave the ultimate sacrifice. You are appreciated and will never be forgotten!
Peace to both of em.... husband and brother peace ✌️ Joe from Melbourne
In Viet Nam I saw way to much killings 24 hours day and night, bombs, mine fields, the rain, the heat of the jungle, this was over 50 years ago, I am still a mess us kids at age 20 killing in Nam was a f.. nightmare. We came back to our country, who treated us like shit .For those of us who made it back to the USA, we we hated for doing a war job we were forced to do
As a former crew chief on UH-1s, at 1:33 was the very worst scenario to ever encounter.
It broke my heart, and could cause nightmares.
Godspeed to that crew! Thank you for Bravery, Sacrifices, and your service…
Амин 🙏
Thank you for your service
@@williamthegunnut3839 thank you for your support.
@@dwm5150 🇺🇸❤️
do you know what happened? i didin't see any rockets or anything
i watch this in memory to my grandpa he died back in may 21, 2016 due to pneumonia and he was in vietnam war and i wish i was there to say that i salute him but he is sadly gone now and i will forever miss him till the end of my days... (WE LOVE YOU GRANDPA AND WE MISS YOU SORELY)
I will Salute him and thank him for his service. He will live on in your memories, and now in mine as well, as everyone else that reads your dedication, Proudly, as it should be.
He should have taken some of the swines ordering this massacre in vietnam with him.
58,000 fallen Brothers in Green, RIP!
RESPECT TO ALL THOSE WHO SERVED 🙇♀️
No more Banker Wars.
Si , muerte a los pacifistas cobardes
They are still going on, Iraq, Afghanistan and now Ukraine.
@@MrJoebrooklyn1969 Agreed, but one should always have hope.
@@chrisjones1796 ah. Morn alive warriors. Greetings from a free seaman citizen,!
@@MrJoebrooklyn1969 we are still here. Gear is good. Standing a Watch wherever we go, all the times ready for the bucko's. Pity the small...
The helicopter catching fire but still flying game me chills bruh.
D. Anderson, USMC, Hotel Company, 2dBn, 9th Marines, 3d MarDiv, 2/9/3, 68-69 Operation Dewey Canyon. In memory of 58,281 men including 8 women, all nurses, 16 clergy members and 160 Medal of Honor recipients who served in the Vietnam War and later died as a result of their service. We honor and remember their sacrifice.
Many carry a sense of having been betrayed by civilian and military leaders and by society generally. Be-trayed by politicians who resorted to war under false pretenses and took advantage of their patriotism and youth (the average age of a soldier in Vietnam was 19) and who placed constraints on war strategy that set them up for failure.
It's easy to forget that those who served in Vietnam grew up in a time when politicians were seen as statesmen focused on the common good. Most trusted their leaders when told that war was necessary to stop the spread of communism. Despite stereotypes to the contrary, most volunteered. They were part of a generation raised with stories about how their fathers and uncles had accepted the duties of citizenship and won the Great War.
These soldiers realized quickly that their fathers war was very different than the one into which they had been led. Their fathers had typically fought as parts of large coordinated forces against a massed enemy, taking and holding territory and attaining measurable strategic objectives, each of which moved them closer to victory. This was not true in Vietnam. Due to geopolitical constraints there would be no invasion of North Vietnam. Rarely would they face a massed force fighting in conventional fashion. In Vietnam, the enemy was often invisible, attacking then slipping away. Though the Army of North Vietnam was a conventional guerilla force, the Viet Cong were often indistinguishable from civilians.
A rotational system of deployment that constantly shuffled around the membership of units and which some believed undermined unit cohesion and morale, negative media stereotypes of American soldiers, exposure to conditions of intense privation, chronic feeling of being under threat with no safe place to go, and faulty equipment that broke down under fire. Others were stung by leadership claims that the war was necessary to liberate the people of South Vietnam only to find, as one veteran put it, "Those people just wanted us out and some wanted to cut my throat." I've known many who continued to resent what they saw as lies told by military and civilian leaders claiming progress was being made when the experience on the ground suggested they were stuck in a quagmire.
Then there was the betrayal of the homecoming. Though the antiwar movement had broad roots composed of people who genuinely wanted to stop the war, there was a segment openly hostile not just to the war but to the troops who fought it. Returning veterans who had given everything they had and who simply wanted to return home were often met with hostility.
Vets often say things such as, "We were spat on, called baby killers, treated like dirt when we arrived back home." Others remember subtle hostility: "I was afraid to wear my uniform in public because of the looks I'd get." Many contrast their experience with an earlier generation. "Those World War 2 guys got parades and ticker tape; we got stabbed in the back."
D, Anderson USMC
2/9/3 68-69
I admire you and those that served.
The wrost of it to me is after all of that your people dared to to say all those things what a bunch losers those people were and probably still are, I hope someone at least honored you like you did your nation and I’m sorry to hear all of this
Well said. I think so much of that deep state behavior is being exposed now. Oliver stone has done a great job exposing a lot of that with his documentaries like "the untold history of the United States", JFK, Snowden, Putin Interviews, Ukraine on Fire, South of the border. I'm glad you made it and are telling this truth and history here-Infantry Cold War Era Veteran
I have met a few Vietnam War vets. They ALWAYS get my utmost respect and admiration. Why.........because they absolutely deserve every bit of it. Thank you for what you did 👍👍👍
why? they lost 💀💀💀
@@DopeAap bro shut up, just because we lost doesn't mean they cant have respect? you have to be the stupidest person in these comments.
Men in warfare. My prayers the are with you always
Thank you for your support..
@@DopeAap GOD, Bless America.
At 1:33 brought back some memories of a friend I met in Atlanta named Dennis Holt who told me of a few times they got shot down like that, he was a door gunner and they had to fight their way out of three of those, with a tear or two and that thousand yard stare he has when he talks about it
01:33 That’s horrifying and happened many times. Being a helicopter crew was like being a truck driver in Iraq. A constant target. The worst part was there was nobody to seek revenge on.
You could try your own government.
@@ashishhembrom3905 what? no?
@@jaydogbdogbeats6066 What? yes!
01:33 Stop the bullshit
No, helicopter didn't suffer much casualties in vietnam; same for the other american unit (army rifleman,....)
US had less than 50000 KIA in Vietnam, and for each of these KIA 10 nva/vietcong AT the minimum soldier were KIA.
Myth about us defeat in vietnam are false, spread by stupid propagandist from the disgusting ottoman regime.
A thank you to all the soldiers who made sacrifices that I, as regular old American, can never understand, and witnessed horrors I myself will never be able to comprehend. I don’t know what else to say but that.
The industry has come up with a very romantic idea about helicopter flights into combat zones with rock and roll music behind them. My grandfather tells me that when they flew helicopters into combat zones inside there was a very strong smell of gasoline and that many fear soldiers would throw up and some would panic that the flight was nothing like See show in the movies
So at Christmas dinner last year my 7 year old grandson: out of the blue asked:" Grandpa how did you do all that flying and not get hit?" Answer: "Just lucky." Not a day goes by that I don't remember those not so lucky.
Bless every soldier who fought
A big thank you to all those vets out there fighting to keep our freedoms.
Fighting for our Freedom? What are you smoking?
My dad is a Vietnam vet and proud of him and brothers and sisters he served with....Please Please keep these soldiers in your prayers 🙏
you just invaded vietnam for no reason and you still lost. there is nothing to be proud of
@@mountainman42 Hey Ahole my dad was drafted..
@@mountainman42 yes.
@@mountainman42 Thats true but you can't just disrespect a person who saw things in a humid hot jungle while you sit in a A.C conditioned room
@@Anonymity038 I lived in iraq during the war, don't talk to me like that. What were they looking for on Vietnamese farms? Have you heard of Agent Orange? Why would they kill children with chemicals and make them born without legs or with multiple deformities even years after war?
YOU HAVE NO IDEA UNLESS U WERE THERE. !!!GOD'S BLESSINGS
were youu there?
it hard war. My spouse was in a war with live bullets. I miss him , I respected him. In war he had no choice. I woke up he choking me call me the enemy and he was sleeping. I am yelling his name. try wake him up. I did succeed. we deeply loved each other . He has passed away now. missed. He meant well.
@Cathy Berry thank you . I understood him. we adjusted help one another when we could.
@Cathy Berry I know , Thank you. War is the worst .My Veteran really matterd to me. In jobs they are to care about employees. Government is a job . OSHA . yes many matters I have cared about all alone. I try to be loyal to mine. Thank you again.
So glad I didn't have to go. I was 4-F. My brother was at Cu-Chi in the Tropic Lighning 'Wolfhounds.'
War is cruel.
This whole place is cruel, all of it!
yes it is
Thanks all Viet Vets, Welcome Home
The footage at the 3:00 mark reminds me of what a friend said. When the US did it final emergency pull out at the end, the last of the dog handlers were forced to abandon their dogs. The handlers wanted to turn them loose to give them a chance at survival but command said put them in the kennels. It broke the handlers hearts knowing what the VC would do to them once they had the airfield.
They'd eat the dogs 😡 💀
The dogs should have been airlifted out with the soldiers. What is so hard about That ! Don't tell me there wasn't TIME to do this simple thing ! 😡 😰 😱
I hate people who cant fxck up an order for the better. Armys are full of incompetents for a reason. Its so everybody can say dooough the dogs got loose
@@michaelserby7697 in life there is no simple thing in war you must survive even tho it feels wrong
@@michaelserby7697 a man got to eat they say it taste’s good
My respect and admiration for those souls, remember them, warriors...
Seeing Snakes in action, and the rockets coming out of their tubes warms my heart!
“Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it. It flies with the last breath of each soldier who died protecting it.”
God bless America and all those who fought and died to defend our freedom
@@aidanhelfrich4887 how vietnamese farmers threatened your freedom? lmao americans
@@mountainman42 Fr
@@mountainman42 yet they praise terrorists and support them
HOOAH!
Proudly served with 5th Mechanized Infantry (C-1-61) '68 at DMZ with the MEN of the 1960's, a different Generation
You guys never got the credit for your service in I core
Hey man, truly thank you for your service. It may be cheesy but your service is appreciated by thousands.
@@garypiont6114 Just tried to be a patriot at the time, we all did our duty.
@@tommythetemplar Thanks!
Hi Paul, I to proudly serviced on the DMZ US ARMY 1970 Big Guns self-propelled 8 inch and 175mm Old Combat Vet Tom
To those of us who saw this in person ,God bless all, cause if you weren't there you don't know
As a side note, that was one hard kill on that sampan by machine gun fire!
Sorry, but they couldn't do it today with the same equipment
my bad dude, you tube was glitching showing the same comment on diffrent comments.
We really need to cherish our Vietnam vets. I so proud of everyone that served there .God please bless our vets , especially our Vietnam vets.
Sir, we do need to cherish our Vietnam veterans, and we also need to cherish every single veteran, no veteran is better than another.
you still lost btw
@@mountainman42 only to the ones that never served...
@@dwm5150 What about Agent Orange???
@@mountainman42 what about it?
2:45 i wanna see the sun! Perfect
My Ex husband had this Alumb and now his son has it. 😢🖤🖤🖤 And he severd in this war.
It’s great that it was passed along.
I served with the 9th infantry division in 1968.
Excellent song,my favorite of Rolling Stones, and great video. My respect for all soldiers veterans and victims...
Thank you friend for the thumbs up reply, was very good footage & a good compilation of video clips with good music
Just imagine being in this war.
holy shit, this was when it was calm so they had time to pull out a camera, imagine when it was madness
just thinking how many of these men in this video are dead by now and how many are still alive
They went where their country needed them. And they fought honorably. Huge amount of respect for all the men and women who served. All those lives forever altered either coming home in a box or coming home with serious mental issues.
No more wars with amazing bangers like this
1:33 "I could not foresee this thing happening for huey"
🇺🇸 Thank you for your service 🇺🇸 to all the people that gave some..and to all the people who gave all!!
you yankees lost LMAO
America's Senseless War, Vietnam won the War
@@DopeAap Who cares? War is hell...
My father was a beech master unit one Vietnam 67-69 I believe would love to find some of his brothers and talk with them
NOT EVERY ONE...CAME BACK....IN WON PEACE...!!!! ...GOOD LUCK ????
Thank you for your service---to all Vietnam vets. We lived in Saigon from 61-64 as dad was the Philippine military attache (air) during that time. My siblings and I will never forget our time in Vietnam and as kids we never really understood the horrors of the war. I'm now in my late 60's and live in Australia.
When I become a military officer which is soon I’m gonna be listening to this more than I should be
Melhor série exibida no Brasil, Combate no Vietina. Bons tempos.
You deserve a subscriber.
Very good footage friend
KEEP OUR CHILDREN SAFE!!!!
LOVE EACHOTHER PEOPLE!!!!
The Man in the Black Pajamas…A Worthy Fuckin Adversary.
The memories and everything they are coming back! No they ended my friend I will remember that day -👴🏻
This song is amazing
" I'll Always Love 💘you Hayden Panettiere "
MY HEART WILL ALWAYS BE BLACK TO THE NORTH VIETNAMESE
And may I ask you why?
Wow! Footage l had never seen before!! And l thought l'd seen it all!
No more wars...🧡
My Best friends dad fought in the Marines Infantry, and he came home all messed seeing his buddies get killed on the front lines. He did not talk much about it was a nightmare to him. He passed away and god rest his soul. Thank you for your service Big Daddy Sturgeon.
Great seeing some chinook gunners rear ramp gunning in the last war
this could be good for any short film, RIP to all the people during vietnam war
Hello from sweden 🇸🇪 2022-03-25
We GruntMarines usually flew in those big very noisy chinooks.A-1-7;0331;66-67. We walked back!
For me, the worst part of the Vietnam war wasn’t the heat, the leeches, the bad chow, lack of clean toilet paper, the bad chow, or the constant VC ambushes, it was the song “Paint it black”being played non-stop day & night!
Don't forget Fortunate Son 😉
Better run through the jungle
i was usmc radio oper khe sahn and taking hue back from the democrat party
Yes, i can understand that very clearly.
@@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw good for you if you liked being a pawn in a game you don't even understand
MY TWO BOOTS OUR WALK A BROTHER OUR TOUR MY TEAM
My dad was a member of Tunnel rats in nam war. He said jungle warfare is like having a ticket to see the devil
Me gusta mucho hermosa canción
Oh, the momories!
i'd really love to fight for and with my country but i'll never be a pawn. respect to these men in this video
Veitnam has it own theme
Now THIS sounds like Vietnam war
Good shit bro
yeah bro!
Prachtig
Most iconic song for Vietnam war
Everyone gotta die of something.
That must have been hell, and some
Respect
Too young for Nam. But, my friends tell me it's okay. 78-82 USMC
Semper Fi 73-77 an old Marine Sergeant
in 2023 I think of you as bravest champions. I wish and would give everything to give you what I could for your serivice., I admire each and every brave man we all suffer loss in life but not like each man losing a fiend. God be with you all in life and the hereafter. Hey, am not religious
JUST A CLASSIC a Michael in Melbourne Australia
watch out for charlie
One of my favor songs was (Sky Piolet), by the Animals. We would fly to the LZ unload us for a firing mission at the DMZ. with our self-propelled Big Guns 8inch and 175mm. back in 1971. Then come back and pick us up after we did our thing with the Big Guns. Old Combat Vet Tom 1970
Gooooooood morning vitamin
blackopsamazing intro
Ironically the song was like CCR's song fortunate son against the war
Tommy Gun by The Clash
That's Entertainment The Jam.
Both songs spring to mind watching this. 👍😎
Mmm a sound track? yeah why not... "Fuck em all."
Well some join willingly and others were forced. One of the older guys my mom used to take care of would talk about his experience and that the military came to the black neighborhood and schools and pretty much forcefully drafted many of them they and their parents had no say. And when they got back many of them that made it back didn’t get anything from the government no help.
Those guys went through hell , because of the those Politicians .
That we did.
vietnam war has the best sound tracks
" STRAIGHT OUTTA DETROIT "
?
An American Government DISGRACE.
smh🙄😔
All governments are unfortunately
Wow
Glory to the brave Vietnam people !
Classmates of 68-71....
WHAT REALLY WAS THE WAR IN VIETNAM REALLY ABOUT ONLY GOD KNOWS ! SAME WITH AFGANISTAN AND NOW UKRAIN
WHY WHY WHY WHY !!!THE ONLY GOOD THING THAT CAME OUT OF THE VIETNAM CONFLICT WAS THE CLASSIC MUSIC !!!!!!MICHAEL IN MELBOURNE Australia
This wasn't about American freedom it was political. Our brave men and women deserve so much better then fighting for political reasons. Pray God we got fighting men and women.
✨🙏❤️
I stood watch with my one bullet and asked myself Whiskey Tango Foxtrott, am I doing here?
Glory to all the brave fighters who fought with honor!!
Kazimir Malevich.
Only Kazimir Severinovich Malevich, born
in Russia (Kiev), really did it: ⬛ ✓
No more war..
All those beautiful souls lost and nothing gained but profit
Yep, and there still after the profits our wonderful government, just watch the news.
Semper Fi 1969
glory to the heroic people of vietnam!!!
vietnam farmers you mean?