Vietnam Vets remember visiting The Wall in D.C.
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- Опубліковано 15 лис 2020
- This video is a segment from the full documentary Men of the 2nd Mech. In this clip they are talking about the men they lost in Vietnam and how they remember them. they discuss going to the Vietnam Wall in Washington D.C. and what that means to them.
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As a vietnamese, i’m terribly sorry for your loss. It was an useless war, there isn’t a winner, we both lost some one we are loving.
This made me cry. Never forget the men and women who died to protect our Freedom.
One of my cousins is on the Wall. His name was Kerry Gossman. I never got to meet him. My Grandpa trained during the war, but he doesn’t know if his friends who did go are dead or alive. I love this channel. Wish there were more people who would come.
I really wish that this channel had more traffic. Thank you for creating this and posting it. Means a lot.
I never served. But I get emotional watching these because I am a true American and am very thankful for all that you do. Whether you’re active duty or a veteran thank you for your service. ❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼
The State Fair in Dallas had a “wall” of the fallen, that was just Texans. I looked on it and gladly, I didn’t see anyone’s name that I knew. From a Nam Vet. Chu Lai 68-69 1st MAW MAG 12
bro this made me cry
Great video! Thank you veterans!
I fell bad my my uncle you can’t mention the Vietnam war around him due to his PTSD...
Thanks For His Service Even Though Im Not An American 🙂
Thanks For Their Service Even Though Im Not An American 🙂
Yall won't believe 60 ‐ 70 % of the us marines are texans