77 days of hell in the Battle of Khe Sanh | Vietnam USMC Veteran Mark Wirges
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- čas přidán 3. 08. 2024
- Mark Wirges and several high school buddies volunteered for Vietnam partly as revenge for the loss of a high school friend. Mark tells his story of survival of the longest and most intense battle of Vietnam--the battle of Khe Sanh and its 77 days of hell. Mark came back a changed man. Most of his friends didn't come back at all. To this day he is active in his community, a friend to veterans, a leader in Toys for Tots and recently, when Bend, Oregon cancelled the Veterans Day parade, he took it upon himself to gather friends and supporters to have an unsanctioned but amazing Veterans Day parade anyway. Watch the whole story.
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Hes a wonderful marine. Love old guy with great character and thank you for your service.
Hard to fathom the amount of sacrifice
Thank you for your service to our country! God bless our great veterans!
My grandpa passed away November of 2021 and he was in Pearl harbour. Thank you all for your services to our country. May the Lord bless you all.
You are a blessing
Very inspirational! Thanks & God Bless!
Thank you for your service and thank you for sharing your story.
SaLUTE!!
That parade was awesome!!
Movie about khe sanh
F/2/26 3rd Marine Div---- Hill 558 Jan - April 1968
Great segment, Mark. I really do miss the Band of brothers. Tell the guys I love them and miss them. John Pierce
not only is this 1'of the Corps greatest moments of the south east asia ( the nam to those that were their) conflict before his death lee ermy' was on my FB page along with movie and MC legend dale dye and i was always trying to get them to talk to army and nam vet movie director Oliver stone to make this piece of real war history into a mammoth movie war classic , but alas it didn't happen and i felt that with stone ermy and dye that it would have been a master piece of cinematic history