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As stated before , I was the Wrecker operator there for 18 months (1967-1968) and I do remember the V100. I was prior infantry from 1961-62. If it was the same one, it came with 2 .30 caliber machine guns that no one knew anything about them. I put them together and taught the crew about them. But then as escorts we only had ourselves or MP’s as escorts. Only exception was when we made the first trip to Pham Tory with the 101st. The V100 did not last long. My name was Sp5 Fernando Rondon. Miss my time with a great group of drivers, drunks and Brothers.

As stated before , I was the Wrecker operator there for 18 months (1967-1968) and I do remember the V100. I was prior infantry from 1961-62. If it was the same one, it came with 2 .30 caliber machine guns that no one knew anything about them. I put them together and taught the crew about them. But then as escorts we only had ourselves or MP’s as escorts. Only exception was when we made the first trip to Pham Tory with the 101st. The V100 did not last long. My name was Sp5 Fernando Rondon. Miss my time with a great group of drivers, drunks and Brothers.

are they really chained up?

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Thank you for your service soldiers……. A view from a very different angle.

Public viewers need to know what area is this such as: village, district of what province in Vietnam due!

Quite peacefull.....and no one carying a rifle.....a non hostile area?

Police Tube is a police impersonator and a stalker. I uploaded a video about the whole ordeal and why his channel is shut down. You can see it on my youtube channel. If I commented over on his new channel he would delete it. On my community page there are a couple reddit links. On the one sub I have the full 18 minute video of Police Tubes traffic stop when he tried to pull over a real cop and it backfired. He literally IS Jeremy and been impersonating for years. Its really crazy when you realize he didn't hate jeremy, he actually idolized the guy.

Same roads 67-68 but better bridges. No gun trucks only Cav and MP escorts. Procurred a V-100 but after a few trips had to return it to owner. Those above worried what would happen if it got damaged

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Who died ? Who still alive.... I hate war...😢

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CHESS GAME i saw DEVELOPMENT OF PIECES attack and counter attack, shadows and dust HUMAHATI ng ESPIRITU AT KALULUWA pinakamatalas na tabak HEBREW 4 : 12

This is great! Thank you for your service. Welcome home!

Brought back memories, I drove convoys in the delta 69-70…….sandman

Love those m52a2 drove one in Germany back in 1966 with the 126 trans

Hello, sir- thanks for posting the video. According to his DD 214, my dad was in Vietnam with the 670th from Jan 70-Mar 71. He had lots of pics, and even bought a video camera over there and brought home a few movies like yours. Unfortunately, they've been lost over the years, but I do remember he drove a truck named "Gayla," after his girlfriend back home. It's so poignant to see his teammates and the area in which he served. Thanks again!

Does anyone remember the Hard Truck we lost in a river that ended with the driver loosing his life by drowning? I flew with him to grave registration and have completely blanked on his name.

I remember when you got drafted so clearly. It was 1969 and I was getting married and you would’ve been my best man. Glad you made it back safely thanks for sharing this video. Bruce

Good picks. Nam Vet, Tom

Really like photos , but had to silence the music

I remember almost everyone in the pictures. I was there in this unit from September '70 to December of that year. I had gone over to re-enlist but changed my mind . I had done a full tour in '68 though with the 592nd.

My father was there in 70. Such a cool video.

At time 11:47, I recognize that from still pictures I took. That's Duc My Pass.

At time 9:15, you'll see a V-100 in the background, a Military Police Escort vehicle from the 630th MP Company, 2nd Platoon stationed at Cam Ranh Bay. No way to tell which V-100 that is, but I was a gunner on one called "The Thing.' We had paint jobs that were different on each vehicle. We took convoys to Dalat, Ban Me Thuot, Nha Trang, and a host of other places. Nice seeing this video. I have a video at www.youtube[DOT]com/edit?o=U&video_id=174OvD3i38A . Replace the [DOT] with a [.]

wow, what year was this?

Thank you for uploading this video. It's so awesome to know more about my country in that time.

I was in 3rd Plt 670th TC from July 1970 until it was split up around March 1971. then I went to the 442TC until the beganing of July when I went back to the US

Hi Guy, this footage is great. Do you still have the original films of this footage?

hey any one our there that was there dec1970 to dec1971....long bien..tanker valley is where we got are drivers......38th.bpo night run to tan shun...

I was in the 32nd attached to the 670th from Sept 1969 to about may of 1970. It was fun to see the video and remember some of those times. Sandy Rosen

I was there July 68' - July 69, 670th I drove the wrecker during my tour of duty. Spent many days on the road with lots of recoveries. Many memories, some good and some not.

Thanks for sharing, my late father served in the 519th transportation unit that same year.

I was there.....looking for friends.......'70'..'71

Hi Janet, I don't remember the name can you send a photo of Joe, I was in Vietnam dec. 1969 to Nov. 1970

Guy, I was wondering if you or anyone else I. The 670th transportation unit remembers Joseph McGuckin. I would love to talk to anyone who remembers him. Thank you

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Yeh Cam Ranh I was there all of 71. Navy base. We stole a duce and half from you guys. We also always let you people know when a "raid" was coming. Neither security department was trusted by its own command!!!! It seems everyone was outlaws.

I just bought a good old-fashioned lighter from a garage sale. The engraving says "Presented by: Transportation Command Cam Ranh Bay", it's neat to know that this was in fact a real unit from the Vietnam War.

I was in Cam Ranh May 1969 to April 1970. With the 670th Tranportation Company. Only remember one name in that video. Michiel Gorden, for New Jersey. Some face bring back good friends but names are forgotten. To all you old buddies. I hope you are aware of Agent Orange. I have heart problems. That illness is covert under the VA. We are due benfits from the VA. There are many other illness that are covert, the many of us GI's are not aware of. please check with the VA.

My dad was there with the 670th. I am searching for information to aide us in his Parkinson's-Dementia conversations. Was there a dog? Was its name "Pooh" or "Pooch"? We know he is in Vietnam again in his mind, we just need help in putting the puzzle pieces together.

Hey Guy, I tried to paste a good kudos to you, and a bit of memories, but I don't seem to be able to post it. You were great with your camera enthusiasms; you got me to get a Canon and it changed my life; plus your help w/ photo lab. I saw Yonachek, Hicky, Grillo, Riker, and many others in your pictures. I live in Bethesda, MD, and work in DC at HUD Headquarters as a manager of commuity planning and development. Thanks again; warm regards, Mark Walling.

@wallingworld Hi Mark, we where on many convoys together, I'm the guy standing by the Marina sign. Leo (Guy) Carroll

This is good stuff. I was there Jan. 20, 1970 to Mar. 10, 1971. I started on Sgt. Hicky's jeep as a gunner (I was 11B20, but they put about 5 of us into the 670th and that was the best ever. Mark Walling

Wow !! I was the the 155th Trans at CRB the whole year of 1970. I worked as a crane operator near the ammo pier most of the time Rich Goguen, namvet1970@gmail.com

Hi Larry, Thanks for looking at my old movies and your letter ,sorry for the loss of your Father, I did not know him I arrived in Vietnam late in 1969 Dec. 5, and stayed for 1 year, as you can see in the videos thats what your Father did..Guy Carroll,