Відео

Awesome story.

I was with HHC 145th CBT AVN BN, at the time I was there in 1971 they relocated to A VERY LARGE LZ which was right out side Long Bien. Just right outside the North Entrance to Long Bien. This area was called Plantation.

Veterans should be first The states and government can spend millions of your tax dollars providing food, medical clothing, and housing for illegal immigrants but have a hard time providing for our veterans and their families. Thankfully, it is because of our veterans' past and future that we enjoy our freedoms and all the great benefits America has to offer. Call write or vote out office any politician at every level of government that does not put Americans first. The politicians' state or government work for you, you pay their salary, and you are their boss. Please pass this message on to others the more who know the more our freedom grows.

Thank u for your service!!!

Veterans should be first The states and government can spend millions of your tax dollars providing food, medical clothing, and housing for illegal immigrants but have a hard time providing for our veterans and their families. Thankfully, it is because of our veterans' past and future that we enjoy our freedoms and all the great benefits America has to offer. Call write or vote out office any politician at every level of government that does not put Americans first. The politicians' state or government work for you, you pay their salary, and you are their boss. Please pass this message on to others the more who know the more our freedom grows.

Well done, 2-part interview!!

One of your best interviews Brad! What an enjoyable story he tells.

The pics I remember were of her with GIs who were glad to see her. Obviously, she was keen to fake news and preferred authenticity, but it was not essential. You should have discussed it with her freely, but were following orders and never got the chance.

Yo that’s my great grandpa

Yes, The heat and smell was overpowering...I will never forget...

CPT Curry I've heard your story twice now and it's just as amazing the second time. That B-52 took a huge hit but it saved you and your crew that day. The one thing that went wrong was getting hit by that SA-2, but everything else that morning was a series of fortunate events. I know you were scared but man you held it together and no-one was seriously hurt and you got that plane on the ground in one piece. I touched it at the air force museum at Wright-Patt a few months back and it sure looked pretty. You did some of that flyin' stuff that day for sure. Welcome home. 🫡🇺🇸☺️

Because the POWs believed it necessary to STRICTLY adhere to the Code Of Conduct, as it was worded at the time, the syntax was slightly altered after the war so that giving in to intense torture was not considered "breaking." The Code today allows for one to resist "to the best of one's ability." I've only read where one or two prisoners never broke. One man would simply respond, "No. Not now, not ever," in response to each question the Vietnamese would ask while torturing him.

Thank you for your time and sacrifice to our nation!

My father was a member of the RCT 158. He loved that regiment. My father was from Brooklyn. Took the train from San Francisco to New York.

My father was a member of the RCT 158. He loved that regiment.

Thank you for this video.

so sad that they went through this. but they are strong if it wasn't for him and his brothers, we wouldn't have our freedom. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE

People know a lot about Marines operations but few about Army ones.

Amazing Del, Thank you so much for reporting and and sharing your experiance. The facial expressions and the way you tell this story adds so much to the pictures and words published of the events. Thanks.

Seems kind of ridiculous to test the bomb twenty times. I think just a couple of times is plenty. But then again they're using taxpayer money so it doesn't matter how many times they test it

Me too. It was on TV every week.

First! It's amazing to hear what it's like to experience multiple bombs. He speaks clear and from experience, it's like I was there. I'd be terrified of witnessing which power.

And don’t forget, you can see the bones in your hands,limbs for a brief second. Well done Sir! Outstanding

thanks for all you done

Promo SM

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For why you wanna make me cry?

“Whacha got there buddy?” “The enemy by the throat”

A true American hero

Thank you for your service🇺🇲

This man was my uncle. My dad always told me he was the man he had the most respect for. I didn’t understand until I got back from Iraqi freedom and at the family reunion he finally talked to anyone about the war for the first time. Watching this video brings tears streaming down my face. What a great man

Thank you for continuing this pure and meaningful mission Veterans Honoring Veterans!

You should’ve just interviewed her. She knows everything! Poor guy!

Where was the leadership .

Thank you Ken for your service - rest in peace.

This is my grandfather

Aber wir haben doch verloren

Notice how at the start of the video, the rocking of the chair is subtle. As the story progresses, the rocking becomes quicker. This man has seen some legit shit in his life.

I love the Vietnam stories. Can you please share more if you have any? Pretty please!

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Good Lord

God Bless them all... at Easter and every day.

God bless thank u u going 2 heaven

Describes going to the doctor perfectly.. They'll ignore whatever you tell them only to discover you were right all along... Smh

Thank you for what you do. More people should see this

Wow 😲

Now we have 15 million illegal alien invaders armed with guns and handgrenades thanks to joe tardo biden.

The people on the ground know more than the people sitting safe.

Not allowed to have integrity, ingenuity since WWII.

Integrity