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The best Vietnam War movie and Vietnam War song combined. Perfection
Facts
May o suggest casualties of war starring Michael j. Fox.
Don't forget " A full metal Jacket"! Kubrick's masterpiece!
thanks great tunes
The description of the social background and the native population being disinterested in the imposition of outside doctrine... à- la dinner table scene in the director's cut is prophetic
Not a fortunate son - 101st Airborne VN 67-68; still here gonna take more to get me - 74 yo
Airborne, Sir, I was with the 173rd 2nd Bat 08 - 14
WELCOME HOME!!!
502nd, Delta company
Respect. My dad is 101st. Vietnam Era. Rendevous with Destiny!! Glad you're still here Soldier.
you are obviously fortunate mafdafacka
I'm,navy,seal,thanks,batman
My god, the 70's 80's and 90's were the worlds best years in everything.. songs like this wants me to go back.. everything got f%@! after the 00's...
Sounds like a personal problem.
Ur not wrong, how do we go from Freebird to sticking out your gyatt for the rizzler
yeah people died for these songs. romantic but with sacrifice. No pain no gain, ironically lol. like classic wwii and cold war movies that made hollywood what it is today.
@@AtomicMemes-nm8fs granted, I think music has taken a real downturn over the last several decades, but so did my parents in the 70’s and 80’s!
Thanks to the men and women who serve.
My dad was a flight line MSGT. at Phrang Rang. 1967-1968.
get ticket one way
Not going anywhere. You leave if you want but I am staying. Responses like your’s demonstrate one of the most serious issues faced by us today is how little we communicate, really listening for the common good. Your pal doesn’t give a hoot about you. Please remember, don’t drink the cool aid.
@@gaylehumphrey6000 ok
Served who? 53000 dead Americans. 3.2 million Vietnamese
I was obsessed with this film in middle school after I did a history report on the 1970s and touched on the Linebacker operations over North Vietnam. My teacher recommended i watch Apocalypse Now and Full Metal Jacket. Maybe three years later, I was at the 30th anniversary screening and talking with Martin Sheen, Albert Hall, Sam Bottoms and Frederic Forrest. Definitely a night to remember.
I po co była ta wojna .W imię kogo i czego .Tylu Twoich zginęło ,nie wspomnę już o Narodzie Wietnamskim .Nie rozumiem Amerykanów . Pozdrowienia z dalekiej Polski.❤🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
Platoon was the first, best film about Vietnam. I was a little kid in the 60s who watched the news and read the paper with my Dad every night. 12 yo in 1968. I remember. I cried all the way through Platoon.
Explain why boys are "obsessed" with WAR and weapons. People who actually served, under fire, are not.
In case you missed the point, THIS WAS AN ANTI-WAR SONG.
We saw John Fogerty sing his 80 year old life away last month!! He was amazing!! Sounded strong and fantastic!! ❤ It was cool, his two "fortune sons" sing with him.😊
Great Anti-War Song. For those who served I salute you. I did my Part when I registered in RWR's reign of power. I fully support The USO because WAR IS Hell>
He's alive at 78 years old.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Fogerty
Bless him, I love those CCR songs
@@USMC-cv5sd He said himself that he was almost 80! 😊
He's born on 28 th of May 1945. He's 78 years old.❤❤❤❤❤
Can I point out this is a anti war song about how the poor fight for the rich with no benefit to their lives. Still happening 50 years later
System of the Down " BYOB"...
"Nothing new under the sun"
And yet a certain person thinks it pertains to him and his bone spurs.
@veronicababy7959 I was just talking to a friend about how many millionaires' (fail)sons try to coopt this song. Media literacy is not their forte... to them, it's all about aesthetic. Like how a bunch of rich men north of Richmond tried to coopt _Rich Men North of Richmond_
@@veronicababy7959
Donald Trump with his bone spurs is the fortunate son.
Those of you who really like this move should get a copy of Jerry Ziesmer's book "Ready when You Are, Mr. Coppola, Mr. Spielberg, Mr. Crowe". Jerry was first assistant director on Apocalypse Now and was there for the entire shoot. Lots of great details!
For example:
Near the end of filming in the Philippines, Martin Sheen threw a little party and Brando was one of the 9 guests. They were making spaghetti. At one point Sheen went into the kitchen to see if dinner was almost ready and Brando was just finishing off the last of the spaghetti for 9 people.
my brother flew choppers in Vietnam and I'll always be so very proud of him for that.
Your brother might have flown me out of the jungle, wounded but not dead. I’m still here 53 years later.
glad you're still here. My brother passed away suddenly last October and I miss him so much.
Killed plenty of people then?
Our Vietnam Vets are true unsung hero's !! Bless them !!
I was 14 when my brother went to Vietnam. I worried about him constantly. I was affraid I'd see him on the news dead in a rice patty . But he came home,thank you Lord. Later he would tell me about the helicopters bringing them in country. I never looked at helicopters the same way after that. Thanks you guys for having my brothers back and helping him come home.💝💝💝💝
The fortunate son kept them safe
@@Tiger_1-334 Tens of thousands of 'lower class' 'mericans got blew to pieces so that rich twats could get richer (and let's not count the natives as it then gets extremely messy?). Maybe, read a book?
What about the poor people that lived in Vietnam?
My brother is on ukraine now, and my feel about helicopters is the same 🤙🏻
@@loncydale The name of the country is capitalized.
One of John Fogerty's finest songs.
Excuse me, it's an entire band.
@@ageresequituresse I meant John Wrote it just like he did all the CCR classics.
C'est vrais ça me fait rappeler le film de Chuck nourris au Vietnam.
Je disais à mon frère mimi passe l'armée en France s'est comme si tu entendait la chanson du vietnam
i was in the QLR 1972 t0 1980 and remember some of these guys, now retired but i never forget the lads i shared my military life with,and some of the best years of my life,
What the world needs is peace....
BUT WAR BRINGS MONEY
Never had it, probably never will.
WORLD NEED DEMOCRACY!
Peace, the whole world
Never going to happen.
My grandpa is in Vietnam. He was a fortunate son he survived.
Those images of the Huey's crossing the water like a swarm of giant insects, terrifying & awesome at the same time.
Hueys
You should have seen what it looked like for real in Vietnam during the 'conflict'. Many more than what they are showing here in this movie clip.
An example of what bully boy America actually was and IS.
@@richardduplessis1090oh shut up
War is never awesome!
This is burned into my memory on another level
Whenever I get angry this is a great song to play.mason is still to this day reminded how he kept the beat when the drumstick flew out of his hand on that song.
When i was oversea in south east Asia, this was one of my favorites
CCR the heartbeat of America-circa 1969.
Saw him play at a small venue at a blues festival in Dana point California-2017 his vocals & band rocking the night.
One of the greatest songs ever😊
Yet all the warmongery the film / song kind of glorifies is behind half the fucking ecocide. Maybe someone should sing a song suggesting 'merica pull its head outta its arse before we no longer have a fucking planet? #ZenAndTheArtOfSavingLifeOnEarth
Unless you're into murder?
Love it too! CCR rocks💪
Simple! The Truth about the war!
Iconic scene when Dennis Hopper shaking his head 'THIS IS CRAZY MAN'
Amigos.... this simply never goes away.... It's an anthem ♡
I lost a good friend with the 7/17 Air Cav in 1970, OH6 Scout. Great piece, Fogarty, but it brings back the pain to the surface and the futility of Viet Nam. Rest in peace Sock. You will be with us until we meet again.
What a tune great back story ..great riff…phenomenal beat …..! CCR knocked it out the park !!!
My Hero pilot with the 119th AHC. God’s own lunatics. So proud to have known him. KIA 6/5/70. RIP Lundy.
Senseless war. Follow the money.
We're driving Quagmire crazy with this one!
Amen bless Vietnam veterans I served on the USS Vesole DD 878 1972 to 1975 navy veteran God bless America and all veteran's that's why we are free
every military opening scene theme song 🔥
I have nothing but respect for the generation that had to fight in that shitty ass war.
So true... None of them wanted to go!! They knew it was very likely they were not coming back....I respect all of them!!
This song was released in November of 1969 and I was a Freshman in high school (born in 1954). One month later on December 1st, 1969, the Selective Service System conducted lotteries to call anyone born between 1944 to 1950 into military service for the Vietnam war. During the same timeframe, LBJ instituted a Selective Service Qualification test (called the Vietnam exam) where you needed a certain score to keep out of Vietnam. It came down to intellectual abilities where you needed to score at least 70 points to secure draft exemption, with actual college graduates needing a score of 80. If you were wealthy and could afford an education or knew someone who could pad your scores (like a college professor and/or others in influential positions), you were most likely deferred. If not, you went.
Same birth year as you, 1954. By brother was 4 years older, born 1949, and was a conscientious objector. His advice to me on turning 18, don't register for the draft. Worked for me.
Were any of you fortunate sons?
I signed in on a six months missile electronics course (nh54e) to "guaranteed" avoid the Nam.
Upon graduation half of the class was sent to Nam.
Bewildering part was, THEY were the married half.
But I thank God I didn't go, the drugs would have got me if the Cong didn't do.
God is great! Politicians are not.
Still, I carry the guilt of surviving, without even going.
F Leftist EVERYWHERE AND FOREVER. And F YOU, Hanoi Jane......ESAD,
@@mangobagito470 - That is a great question. Every male was required to sign up for the Selective Service when they turned 18, so in 1972 I dutifully went down to the Post Office (yes, the Post Office) and filled out a short form and mailed it in. (No postage required, which was a nice benefit, don’t you think?) Nixon had promised to end the war, so that’s why he was most likely elected. The war started to wind down by then and the US was trying to get out. I remember at the time that I had absolutely no fear of being drafted, since the draft was over. But it was always in the back of my mind. The war officially ended in 1975 when the US pulled out and let the North Vietnamese take over South Vietnam. But believe me, I had no connections to save me if the war had dragged on. And thanks for asking.
Also born in 1954. After high school, I enlisted in the Army. 11B2P Airborne Infantry. Got out of basic and Jump School in 1973 then assigned to Fort Campbell 101st Airborne. I enlisted, so I knew I would probably be going to Viet Nam, but by 1973, the troops were coming home. Many of the guys in the unit (3/187th Rakkasans), especially the officers and senior NCO's had only just returned. After talking to those guys, I'm glad I didn't go. Huge respect for the guys that were there, and for the guys that didn't come back. Rest In Peace, Brothers.
Great song & movie!
My grandfather was never the same after this. Gives me chills🙏🇺🇸
I saw John in concert here in Edmonton a few years back with his son too; he sounded just as he did in the late 60s!
No he didn't. Christ his voice is about 3 registers higher than in the late 60"s or early 70's. Same voice yes so it will be recognizable but he has long since lost the ability to provide the rough grawl and a low register
Love CCR, you were lucky!!
never saw them live a big regret 😅
hello fellow edmontonian. south or north side
South side near U of A @@bevandleon
@@daddydad9018 I’m south side too but not that close to downtown. You go to uofa
Bless those guys 😇🙏
God Bless America
FFS
Chesty Puller's son wrote a Pulitzer Prize winning autobiography called 'Fortunate Son' . He lost both legs in Vietnam, went to law school and was one of the ones to push for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. He killed himself before it was finished.
Modern and timeless, plans and construction are great art.
Creedence, perfect marriage.
It was better before?
Yes.
This old guy with the Nam veteran baseball cap was more badass than you'll ever be...
Respect for all Vets, but mostly those from Nam..
They've been some serious shit over there and over here...
✌
The Vietnam vets are the reason so many oif oef veterans came home with the dignity that was afforded because they decided that no generation of combat veteran should ever have to go through what they did
@@johnfarmer9993Well Said 👏 👏
Quagmire's junk: "It aiₙ'ₜ ₘₑ, ᵢₜ ₐᵢₙ't me. ᵢ ₐᵢₙ'ₜ no seₙₐₜₒᵣ'ₛ son, it aiₙ'ₜ me, it aiₙ'ₜ ₘₑ ᵢ ain'ₜ ₙₒ բortuₙarₑ ₒne."
Not Hunter... GW. Al...
I am 73 years old, I went to the United States at the age of 13, I went to the Vietnam War, I was in the Air Born Brigade 173, of the 9th Tx Division, after a year of fighting and experiencing horrors and mistakes, I was prisoner of war for 3 and a half years, during that time as a prisoner I never saw sunlight, always in a tunnel, we were 9 prisoners, 3 Marines, 4 Rangers and 2 infantry, only 4 of us came out alive, we weighed around 45 kg, and our skin was bleeding from so much humidity, they rescued us at the end of the war, a UN mission, some nuns, they took care of us with so much love and care, it took us three years to recover, both in skin and in body I returned to my beloved Mexico and my state of Hidalgo, where I should never have left, and my ghosts, my fears have faded little by little, sometimes I feel hatred against the Army and sometimes I miss it, because they were my brothers, Thanks to music, I really enjoy my solitude, I never married or had children, my girlfriend that I had in my youth got married in the USA, because she knew that he was missing in battle, and they told him that perhaps he would never see me again, I almost don't like to sleep, I still have nightmares, thanks to music and singing I feel good. I went to a place far away from America to destroy their houses and a lot of damage, I am very sorry, it would never have happened. Greetings.
Thank you for your service.
May your life be forever peaceful with no more nightmare.
Damn man respect keep pushing soldier
I was born in 64 listening to this music.
You will be reborn
my penpals dad was in Vietnam hes a Marine i was fortunate to meet him i was in Chicago for 6 weeks in 1983 i loved every minute i was there
Out of interest, what country are you from mate?
@@truck5050 Northern Ireland
@@truck5050 Where you from mate out of intrest
Best war song ❤
I’m so glad it uplifted the Vietnam Vets!💪✌️❤️
Classic can’t beat it xx
2023
My Father Leiutent James Edward Spivey
Captain and flew Cobra choppers
2 complete tours.
My uncle David Spivey captain Hueys
God bless all living vets from this war
vietnam has inspired the greatest american films, born on the 4th of july, platoon, deer hunter, full metal jacket, good morning Vietnam, apocalypse now .... and others that take place in this period, forrest gump for example. ..
Don't forget We Were Soliders.
Good music never dies! ✌🏼
Prawda ,ale gdzie są umarli ,którzy oddali życie dla Amerykanów i Ci poszkodowani Wietnamczyci . ? Po co wam to było Wielka Amereko ...????.
From the era, been there, done that. Pray we never get drawn into another war like that one
Had to join the Navy in 1968 to avoid being drafted by the Army. The recruiter "implied" that I could be a photographer as I requested.😂😁😆
Ended up a Corpsman (medic) with the Fleet Marine Force. A prime target for the NVA.
Still bangin' it to the Stones in 2023, age 74.
Welcome Home✌️❤️
@@KittyGrizGriz Thank you!😎
@@crabbycreates2943
My son is a brother in arms 💜
Semper Fi ❤
@@KittyGrizGriz I salute him! 🙂🙂
A GI is never the fortunate one but we march forward & get the job done. To all my military family I salute you all!!💯💪🙏😁
By god the 60’s had some great music …
Whether you agree or disagree with the backdrop the music was soooo goooood !!!!
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about 70s we clean it up
My older brother was there in 66-68 fighting in the jungles and in saigon as crew of the mechanized tank battalion BN something or other and that number I forgot sorry,but he's deceased many years ago but he would tell of the horrors and disbelief of what he saw over there once he returned home from service he was never the same and was disturbed and eventually alcoholism took over his life,for him and for us his family was a difficult time for a long time..God bless you all service men and women!
I don't know why but this song just suits
The song change makes it kinda satirical. "We just blew the living daylights out of a bunch of hilariously outmatched peasants and unarmed civilians from the air with rockets and machine guns! We're the greatest warriors ever!"
yeah China and Russia had absolutely nothing to do with the Vietnam war 😂😂😂
You have your freedom
@@connieimbach5447 Of/from what, exactly? ua-cam.com/video/3cgcByqldzc/v-deo.html
You obviously don't realise how many Vietnamese people died then..
@@yamumshouse An F-ton of them. NEXT QUESTION!
CCR just ... indescribable
Song is great fits with the movie
Two Vietnam brothers. Marines. Radioman n
ATRAC TEAM. Both returned n said WAR IS HELL n DON’T TRUST ANYONE. Told me of horrible times. Sad times. One had teammate going to join the enemy. Enemy shot him. They never knew why. In the mud in jungle with enemy around then. They won. My other brother said the scariest times was when the helicopter came for then. He said the pilots and guys on them were angels. My baby brother died a year ago. Heart n blood problems. My other brother has health problems but still with us. Called me a couple weeks back. Upset. Our last cousin died. He was the last one to go there n fight for our country and he died. Health n mental problems. Lots our family and friends served.
Was was eventually called the American War.
40,934 killed in action and a total of 58,220 all together. Ask Safari for the terrible details for the others.
Even ask yourself what 20 years there, was worth? Our boys booed and treated badly when they came home.
They gave what they could and some gave all!!
And what are we doing now? Oh, I’m 83 and was a teacher aide for 20 years. K-8 grades. One teacher did history. One day he said, if they ever drop a bomb on us, let it be here. I don’t want my family to suffer. I USED TO THINK HE WAS NUTS!! Today I’m not too sure. Blessings on us all!!
One of my shipmates on the USS John Marshall [ssbn 611] was a dress extra in the massive helicopter assault scene, the youngest looking guy dressed in a flight suit & helmet with a mustache who is shown twice. He got this temporary job because he was an army brat attending DOD high school in the Phillipines where his dad was a colonel. He was a Radioman 3rd class on the blue crew of the John Marshall in 1979 when I knew him so he had just done this prior to enlisting in the navy. I can’t remember his name as I was on the gold crew and only hung out with him briefly at the submarine barracks on Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, while he was detached on shore duty to take some sort of a crypto-communications class.
Brings back so many memories some good some bad didn't go to Vietnam but had my service with sof group many thanks for your service ☠️
This song reminds me of my Dad. Vietnam Veteran, 1st Marine Division 68-69. Your My Hero.....
❤❤❤
Hero? For what? Killing Children, Babies and old ladies? raping kids and shooting their parents? NOTHING to be proud of.... I blame the US government talking all the young guys into this sxxxxt
marines didn't do well. like normal, they never did and never will. should be abolished
Same. My dad was on a Navy ship during the Vietnam war and I was born while he was gone in 1967. I am so glad he came home safe. ❤
@@MontagZoso to me they are not heroes but dumb cannonfodder which had no business here in SE Asia. I am glad for you anyways he made it home. thats more as most farmer children in Vietnam and Laos can say about their parents
Beautiful, "space cowboys" and a lost war. What is there to enjoy and what to get excited about? Only great Lynard's music.
Sad, sad story people...
I adore this song as CCR is my all time favorite band. I don’t love the video being shown as it depicts USA as bad guys, but please note they were all following orders to fight communism. My dad went in 1966 to set up medical units and was forward command taking over from French. He was an USA Army Civil Service employee. Every French soldier told him to get the hell out of this country because NOTHING WAS AS IT SEEMED. My dad was a WW2 and Korean Vet. Totally patriotic, totally US Army. He made a 40.00 dollar long distanced phone call to my brother in the Air Force in Maine and told him to leave the military ASAP, as my brother wAnted to reup for Officer school. My dad told him him you won’t get Officer school and Vietnam was a total SNAFU, CLUSTER F. 40.00 dollars was 2/3 of his paycheck as Army retired. Years later, my older brother told me that dad saved his life. All his fellow Airman, did not go to officer training and two died in Vietnam out of the four (including himself) that were promised this schooling if they re-enlisted. I have never trusted any politician or political party after being raised around military. I am so tired now of people being sheep and youth following every word they say.
I have every cd and download from this band. Love it, but could never figure out if they were this big protest band, than why no songs about the plight of these soldiers who were FORCED INTO WAR, and how they did their duty, honorably, and how they were treated when they got home. FOR THOSE THAT DID MAKE IT HOME. My own family member spent years fighting an anomaly bladder cancer that is now known to be caused from agent orange. VA denied him until he was almost dead from it. The government waited for many to die off before admitting benefits and fault for this exposure. GOD BLESS THESE SOLDIERS, AIRMAN AND NAVY. NAVY, ENCOMPASSING Marines and others. Now these politicians are doing it again to Middle East war military. Trump, whom I really don’t love, is the ONLY POLITICIAN WHO INSISTED VETERANS get help, CMP reviews, outside docs if VA IS BACKLOGGED. No DEMOCRAT HAS EVER TAKEN CARE OF OUR MILITARY OR GIVEN THEM A PAYRAISE WHILE CONGRESS GIVES THEMSELVES HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS EACH YEAR. AMERICAN YOUTH NEED TO KNOW THE TRUTH. One benefit troops had was a food commissary with groceries at a discount. OBAMA TOOK THAT AWAY. Many commissary’s have closed and few offer any discount therefore he put more military on food stamps. WHY? Military pay is not high, politicians cannot keep cutting their benefits. I can’t even see this youth showing up to a draft. They would too busy discussing their rights to use a freaking litter box as a bathroom or some sort of other stupidity.
CCR's music captured the feeling of that war. I believe it helped us to get out of it by revealing the emotions we felt to the American people.
Canned Heat did a few Nam songs, as well.
Sounds like a Jane Fonda comment!
The traitor Cronkite, and politicians lost that war. Our men fought valiantly for their country. Just like the Afghan war wherein I served. All that blood and treasure, for what? It really is depressing.
@@H60ace 1st thank You for your service. Let us not forget it was allot of Americans at home who under minded the military effort as well with the help of the media, & politicians. The only thing I might add is this current administration is a complete failure; Top to bottom, & we should not be supporting Ukraine IMHO. After all it was Brandon who green lighted this war.
@@H60ace Cronkite and so on lost that war ? Huhh ?.....No sir....the USA LOST that illegal war against Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. They committed a big genocide over there in 3 countries that did not threaten
nor attaque the USA.
Nothing on this planet sounds better than this!
Yeaaaaaaa. Jollywood war movies and fictional slaughter is better than love. Love and families are for chickens. War, sex and porn are for real 14 year old rambo men yeaaa. LOL. Talk to an adult or go see a doctor.
Nothing sounds better than CCR and John Fogarty in his prime!
Not according to Peter Griffin!
@@Westyrulz That's because Peter has no taste in music!
@@felixmadison5736 I think he got overdosed on it when he was in Nam.
Only the good times..us navy..AND the house..brave.
God bless our Country🇺🇸
Thank you John fogerty love the song keep going brother
To all the women and men who have served.
More relevant now than then...sadly too many people don't realize it yet.
Best helicopters for long endurance and encouragement uses
Some folks are born silver spoon in hand
Lord, don't they help themselves, Lord?
But when the taxman come to the door
Lord, the house lookin' like a rummage sale, yeah
It ain't me, it ain't me
I ain't no millionaire's son, no, no
It ain't me, it ain't me
I ain't no fortunate one, no
As the father of a current USMC UH-1Y Huey pilot and a son in law of a 2-tour Viet Nam combined action force Marine, two thoughts come to mind. Never underestimate the ability of our politicians to lose a conflict (McNamara and LBJ) and the quality of these young men and women deserve better leaders. My Marine is in SE Asia now within minutes of the foe if things go live.
Semper Fi
God put a hedge around him......
My boy a Us MC is also in Asia right now,I pray everyday for his safety especially now.
yeah none of them give a rip about joe
@@GH-ub7qz Imagine having to have Joe Biden as your commander in chief, my kid dose not like him.
gooooood mooooorning vieeeeetnam!!!!!!!!
Gosh, I miss Robin Williams…
This evil war decimated a whole generation of young men. My generation the boys my girlfriends and I would marry and have children together.
Those not killed were maimed physically emotionally psychologically
I will never forgive this country for doing that.
This song captures everything in my mind’s eye,for a useless war😎
Glad someone else gets it.
Reading some of the comments, I got the impression the song's meaning flew in a Huey, right over their heads.
@@pencilpauli9442 Literally every song from that era is against the vietnam war and war in general. Then you read the comment section and it's all these war mongering a-holes thinking they're awesome because they brought war, death and destruction to people half way across the globe. Utterly mind blowing.
Thank you all & your loved ones too, for all your sacrifices!
Just like flying into North Belfast as a former British soldier
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Yes, I could believe that"Beyond the wire"
MAN BEEN TRYING TO GO TO BED OVER ASN HOUR ITS JUST MAGICAL
nice song for a dirty war
What a pure marriage for the senses - CCR and Apocalypse Now!
Philippine Air Force helicopters, American hardware, American training, Filipino talent 100% badass ☺
As soon as i heard about this song, I suddenly image the UH-1, M60, M16A2, and F-4 jet
Brilliant. Such great music that has stood the test of time and set to iconic film footage. The vietnam war ended whilst I was still a baby but it just invokes something in me that I can hardly describe.
Wow! I feel the same. God Bless
Because the words are so true!
Same here. My Dad was in Vietnam when I was born in 1967. I feel connected to that time too. So glad he came home safe from that war. ❤ And Rest In Peace to the many others who did not come back. 💐 Thank you for your service. Much love from a Navy daughter.
My Marine served in the Vietnam War. I know he was haunted, appreciated and loved. God bless you 😇 on your journey 🙏
God Bless
Boming. Civilians. 2:53 😢
America lost the Vietnam war, the North Vietnamese communists won!
Truly man
Bravo Coppola 🍾
this is really a good fit, well done!
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good tunes
I remember this for the first time when I was 15 it was a Saturday night I was tripping balls with my older brother and mate on LSD my step father was just moved into my mum's house and he had a great music collection all led zep Clapton etc but this came on he said right who's this I never new it were Clapton but it blew me away and from there on I never put my guitar down I learnt nearly all the music songs I played back then I'm 46 now and still crazy on music I don't go anywhere without my music happy days ✌️piece out
xcept it wasn't Clapton..
love this song
just love this song
Thank you, this song will always remind me to my brother. How I would love to have another juvenile fight with him.
I've gotta say; this "war" was terrible, on so many sides. I'm so sorry for your brother. I've still got mine. He's my younger, but the scraps we used to have 30+ years ago are everlasting. We'll scrap and make friends for eternity. Just like you and your brother.. You'll see him sooner than you think.
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@@elijahjakobsen7898 I am not made to make war. I already surpassed his date of freshness.
@@paulbrouyere1735 Who hasn't surpassed the day of freshness? Nobody is - grammatically correct - are made for war.
@@elijahjakobsen7898 Then why so many people are fighting on this planet? It’s just stupid.
Almighty God Loves me, amen.
Those helicopters are bada$$
Только сейчас пришло на ум, на 5м десятке - как же нелепо выглядит эта бравада под эпическую песню - когда рота вооружённых до зубов десантников на оснащённых в тч ракетами 15-20 вертушках размазывают по пляжу деревню из бамбуковых шестов и её преимущественно гражданское население в соломенных панамах и босиком, вооружённых парой калашей и станковым пулемётом начала века.
Тьфу, мерзость! А ещё ведь как в кино - на деле проявления "превосходства" янки были куда неприятнее.
Только напалм и оранж что стоили.
No more rich man's wars.
Praise God.
They are all rich man's wars.
Religion is a capitalist construct to exploit the poor. Just like good ol' war.
#ZenAndTheArtOfSavingLifeOnEarth
I actually enjoyed being in vietnam.
Only Wars for Isreal
Dont think your god is going to do you much good or stop rich mans wars either.
My uncle Lanny R. Was a helicopter pilot in Vietnam, now he is living in Florida with his wife.
My uncle Nguyen Trung Tiem was a VC soldier and died in the war, and we still haven't found his remains.
Да? Живет во Флориде ,до сих пор. А почему его не повесили за ноги ? Вместе с его женой. До сих пор.
@@tantanb2I’m so sorry…sad❤
Essa música é foda Creedence é rock de qualidade brother
Thank you to all the Veterans
Had a brother in Vietnam and I love Creedance Clearwater Revival
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Lucky enough not allowed to even fly OVER the enemy, wherever they were. But as an USAF sergeant at Tan Son Nhut Air Base (MAC HQ), where I was stationed in Saigon, I heard and saw choppers land and take off daily, at all hours near my barracks and recon intelligence squadron (11pm-7am).
I will never forget the sound of those choppers. Even today, 50 years later, I look up when I hear them fly over in Houston. Those guys did the dirty work and I was proud to have supported their efforts from a limited access air conditioned facility protected by Army MP’s. Though camouflaged, we located the bad guys and found, their weapons, truck parks, transporters and
SAM/AAA sites. We were damn good at our jobs, too. Thanks to all who served and were lucky enough to return. I salute each of them, lost, dead or alive.👍🇺🇸👍
my first thought is pop smoke
I was an Air Force medic at Tan Son Nhut AB 19658-1969. Our barracks were right across from Hotel 3, the heliport. I was an emergency room medic and did MEDCAP missions on my off-duty time in villages up to 30 miles from TSN. Crazy times and I cursed LBJ and McNamara for their murders of our guys in 'Nam. Wound up doing 35 years from 1965 until 2000. All gave some and some gave all.
Bob, CMSgt, USAF(Ret)
Thank you for your service!
I assume "bad guys" is just an expression, but just to be clear, the US invaded Vietnam, not the other way around.