Soldiers in Vietnam Reported Seeing Lizards That Walked Like Men

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  • @aaaaanh
    @aaaaanh Рік тому +835

    My granddad was a CPT in the North Vietnam army during the height of the war. When I was a kid, he told me countless stories of paranormal/supernatural stuff happening in the jungle and even in more "peaceful" towns that rarely saw combat. To this day, some of which still scare the shit out of me. Sadly, he passed away in 2020 and I couldn't get back home due to the pandemic. I would've traded a lot to listen to more stories from him again. RIP granddad.

  • @swapnilmankame
    @swapnilmankame 10 місяців тому +790

    Crazy to think these creatures went on to build Facebook, from living in a cave to building one of the biggest social media sites. /s

    • @wtfdarus
      @wtfdarus 5 місяців тому +35

      haha... same thoughts, and dont you hate it when he banning people for doing a funny sentences

    • @nycg801
      @nycg801 4 місяці тому +9

      😅😅

    • @keithking1985
      @keithking1985 4 місяці тому +7

      😂😂

    • @anakatana777
      @anakatana777 4 місяці тому +14

      Zuckerberg 😂😂

    • @jeffslocum3724
      @jeffslocum3724 4 місяці тому +3

      💩 😂

  • @machkick2
    @machkick2 Рік тому +1168

    I am an American in my 40s. My parents are from the jungles and hills of Laos. They relocated to the US after the Vietnam war. As a kid my parents, aunts and uncles would tell us stories of serpent humanoids disguised as humans (mostly as women) dressed in fancy gold dresses to lure men who are away from home and bring them to their underwater caverns.

    • @artmon2000
      @artmon2000 Рік тому +157

      In India whe have similar story of snakes disguise as beautiful woman and fancy gold to lure men nagani or nagakanyaka

    • @mega3rdonthethrone
      @mega3rdonthethrone Рік тому +153

      in Papua New Guinea in the remotest part of Hela Province we have a living legend whom is currently alive to this day! he married a snake women and had a child with her lizard humanoid. he was given a lucky cham gift to have in this world. he explain that there world was under the water and cities made of diamond and gold.

    • @flamedmahoganytable9749
      @flamedmahoganytable9749 Рік тому +38

      @@mega3rdonthethrone where can i read more about this?

    • @mega3rdonthethrone
      @mega3rdonthethrone Рік тому +85

      @@flamedmahoganytable9749 sadly you dont. but it is one of many stories which exist in my country because most part of our country is uninhabitable and remotest. but i swear if you happen to come to Papua New Guinea their will always be any one with their stories of their province and district.

    • @istra70
      @istra70 Рік тому +28

      @@mega3rdonthethrone I prefer cities made of ice cream - like Eskimos have.

  • @vampsith
    @vampsith Рік тому +1681

    Aw man, don’t like creepy Vietnam stuff but I’m here for your work. Literally bugs that crawled Into people, giant crocs, and when you get home people treat you like absolute dirt. God bless our vets from Vietnam 😢

    • @kelleychilton2524
      @kelleychilton2524 Рік тому +88

      Earth worms the size of boa constrictors, as told by a team of LRRPs.

    • @craigoliver8712
      @craigoliver8712 Рік тому +65

      What is the saying "victory has many fathers defeat is an orphan"?

    • @watonemillion
      @watonemillion Рік тому +54

      Creepy Vietnam stuff, doesn't get any better than that

    • @thedukeofnorton
      @thedukeofnorton Рік тому +63

      Beaten by a bunch of rice farmers.

    • @darrengilbert7438
      @darrengilbert7438 Рік тому +117

      @@thedukeofnorton no, beaten by politicians who wouldn't let the soldiers win.

  • @MrKsan05
    @MrKsan05 Рік тому +583

    My father served in Vietnam and he told a story about one of the soldiers opening fire on one of those snake demons and that the blood that came out of it was blue. My father never seen anything like this but said there was a well known story of soldiers coming into contact with them.

    • @Stopvotingdemocrat
      @Stopvotingdemocrat Рік тому +7

      Amazing

    • @michelemcguire8995
      @michelemcguire8995 Рік тому +17

      Blue looks are in every government

    • @BringDHouseDown
      @BringDHouseDown Рік тому

      get the fuck out of here....lol no way

    • @steviechampagne
      @steviechampagne Рік тому +46

      “blue bloods”

    • @MrKsan05
      @MrKsan05 Рік тому +1

      @@BringDHouseDown So you're saying my father never heard a story, while you are on UA-cam listening to a story. Like you said get the f--k out of here, reading comprehension is your friend, learn it.

  • @BillFEILHAUER-bu7go
    @BillFEILHAUER-bu7go Місяць тому +15

    I'm 73 and spent 13 months in Vietnam . Just a soldier drafted , and hated every minute of my service time. I never saw anything paranormal, or creatures like these, although after being lucky enough to make back to base after passing out with heat stroke in the feild I got a chance to talk to two guys who claimed to have witnessed the beings with the lizard heads. Feeling like hell I wasn't in the mood for b.s. at first I thought they were stoned but they were serious. Two others in their unit backed them up. If they did or didn't I'll never know. All I do know is something terrorized all of 4 them beyond rational thought. And it wasn't the VC.

    • @sarah.1990
      @sarah.1990 4 дні тому +1

      This is mind boggling! Thank you for your service, sir ❤ 🇺🇸

  • @jameskane1341
    @jameskane1341 9 місяців тому +127

    Can confirm. My one and only story that I can not explain away. I was working as the chief engineer aboard LYNX. A reproduction of a 1812 privateer. It would of been about 5 years ago now so around 2018. We had left Brunswick Georgia bound for key west. We were about 1/2 day into the trip. I wish I could remember where we were but somewhere in north Florida. Ether way about 100 miles south of Brunswick Georgia. We were maybe 5-7 miles offshore. The distance where you can’t really see buildings unless they are huge but you can see the glow of city’s. We were sailing heading almost due south. Anyone who’s been on a sailing vessel offshore knows how quiet it is. I was standing the 0000-0400 watch. The seas were maybe 8-10’ on a long period. Our ship was 122’. Our ship being relatively small when you would go into a swell you would just see ocean around you. Around 0200 off our starboard beam I saw a red light. The light was between us and shore definitely closer to shore than us. But the light was small and I initially believed it to be a side light. But soon it disappeared. Not thinking anything of it I didn’t log it or notify anyone… but 5 minutes later I saw it again. Then it disappeared. Then 5 or so minutes later… again. This probably happened 4-5 times. Then I grabbed the binoculars because I was so curious. I stared in the bearing of the light. Eventually. BOOM I saw a red light shoot up then hover in the air before slowly disappearing. “Oh fuck” I thought. A red parachute flare. Someone is in trouble. I immediately woke up the captain and he came on deck. I explained the situation and we both observed the light. I was told to contact the coast guard. I called over vhf and went threw the bla bla bla of explaining. They then told us that we were should attempt to assist. We spent the better part of 20 minutes turning to starboard and we’re heading towards the bearing I spotted the light last. Making 6 or so knots it would take us the better part of an hour to get on scene. Not 5 minutes later the coast guard called the sat phone on the ship. I had gave them my number to follow up.
    The person on the other end of the phone said something to the effect of “do not assist. Proceed south. Do not get closer. Do not go to assist”
    I thought. Well they are on scene. They don’t need us. But the atmosphere of the phone call was off. It felt weird. But hey. We are off the hook of trying to assist. In my mind I thought oh it’s just some drunk guy shooting flairs or something. So we fell off and proceeded south.
    About 10 minutes after…
    From the direction where I was observing the flairs… the brightest blue light appears. And I don’t mean like a police light. It lit up the night. A dull blue. Almost white at the source. I don’t know how to explain it. It was a cloudy night. It lit up the bottom of the clouds. It was very unsettling seeing every cloud lit upside down. The water was lit too. It made the water glow. I don’t mean a point of light. It was just bright. Maybe brighter than the day. The ocean was glowing. I could see down into the normally black water. Then after this happened for maybe 30 seconds but felt like a life time. A blue light shot up. Like up to space. The best I can describe it is like those pillars in a halo game that shoot blue lights up.
    Then it was dark again
    Everyone observed it on deck. And we all just said wtf. It was so strange none of us knew what to say.
    The fucked up thing is the next day. 8 hours later on my 1200-1600 watch we watched a space x launch and it was nothing like what I observed the night before which is the only thing I could think of. The rocket took a couple minutes to get out of sight. That blue light was maybe 2-4 seconds before it was gone.

    • @jameskane1341
      @jameskane1341 9 місяців тому +16

      Sorry this was meant to be in the all ships are haunted video. I’m now serving in the coast guard and have heard a few stories at the smoke pit. If you ever do another video on boats I would love to help.

    • @moneydosanjh8744
      @moneydosanjh8744 9 місяців тому +8

      just curious why u didn't record the footage of the light?

    • @jameskane1341
      @jameskane1341 8 місяців тому

      @@moneydosanjh8744 hey sorry for the slow response. We would rarely have our phones on us while on watch. Combination of the captain didn’t want the distraction / 99% of the time you arnt getting a cell signal out there anyways. The light only lasted for about 20-30 seconds so even if I went running for my phone it would of taken too long. Wish I had a video of it though. I’ve seen one other video of something very similar ether here or on Instagram. I’ll see if I can find it.

    • @MH3GL
      @MH3GL Місяць тому +2

      Thanks for sharing. Would've loved to have seen this. The detail with which you describe the incident leaves no doubt about what you witnessed.

    • @treyhazel9010
      @treyhazel9010 Місяць тому

      Yessir instantaneous speed 👌 🛸

  • @Khannoah
    @Khannoah Рік тому +393

    when I was growing up, ah classmate (who lived next to me) father was a Vietnam Vet. he told us stories not to different from this one. It messed him up and he sadly died from drinking. but the lizard man was one of them. Though not of the cave incident mention. he had run into strange creatures 2 other times. To all our service men and women Thank you !!

    • @prioris55555
      @prioris55555 Рік тому

      Reports of tall lizards were reported in Los Angeles under the city and encounters above. There have also been reports in desert caves in US
      Saying "thank you" to US soldiers being used as cannon fodder is pretty outrageous. Every US war since vietnam was based on monumental lies.
      Virtually the entire US political establishment carried out treason .
      The people who thank the soldiers become accessories to that treason by their sanctioning the lies of the war and using the soldiers as cannon fodder..
      The russian political establishment invasion of Ukraine was built on lies. These are acts of treason using the soldeirs as cannon fodder. Sadly, most russians sanction the lies and treason. Not much different than most americans.
      A political mindset that lives by mafia ethics and morality dominates every major country.

    • @Spacemanfilms2002
      @Spacemanfilms2002 Рік тому +6

      What were the other creatures and lizard men story?

    • @maelofohio6682
      @maelofohio6682 Рік тому +10

      One has to be the Vietnam apeman.

    • @kavitha4925
      @kavitha4925 Рік тому +2

      SCPs.

    • @gabrielmcollazo6675
      @gabrielmcollazo6675 Рік тому +11

      My condolences for their loss. Its a hard thing to deal with BUT this is the way it plays out. My symphaties to them! I'm sure he was a great guy! GOD BLESS HIM , GOD BLESS ALL OF US ! Godspeed on to you! PEACE! American Natives saw al ot of this in The NAM! Bless them too!

  • @brockdavid
    @brockdavid Рік тому +597

    In Iraq, I saw ‘shadow people’ who did not show up on scopes or NODs, and only could be seen with the naked eye. They were darker than the darkness of the moonless night. They weren’t threatening (and, we had just lost a soldier and friend) so I always attributed it as him, pulling one last guard shift with me.

    • @NareshKumar-gv2rd
      @NareshKumar-gv2rd Рік тому +19

      They were ghosts

    • @brockdavid
      @brockdavid Рік тому +75

      @@NareshKumar-gv2rd it’s just that, they had depth, volume and a real presence to them. (There were other incidents, even one with multiple witnesses) and, they weren’t the ‘typical’ misty phantoms that most people report.

    • @SludgeMan90
      @SludgeMan90 Рік тому +22

      @@brockdavid I swear I don't know where you people come up with these stories. I've served for years in the infantry, been through stuff, never seen anything remotely supernatural.

    • @brockdavid
      @brockdavid Рік тому +92

      @@SludgeMan90 good for you. Frontlines is weird. I don’t know what to tell you, ‘individual experience may vary’

    • @SludgeMan90
      @SludgeMan90 Рік тому +16

      @@brockdavid I think its all hogwash, no disrespect intended.

  • @ernestweaver9720
    @ernestweaver9720 Рік тому +269

    Wow! You have just completely freaked me out. I was born in 61. My brother was twelve years older than me. When I was around 26 years old he told me of a creature very similar to what you just described when he was in Nam. He expressed to me not to mention any of this with his name for obvious reasons. I forgot all about it as the year's went by. He passed away a few ago. Then I watch this video.

    • @crow_g1639
      @crow_g1639 Рік тому +23

      This creatures are real and they achieved decived us but know that theirs things out there that its out of this world

    • @evangelicalsnever-lie9792
      @evangelicalsnever-lie9792 Рік тому +1

      I see dead people… 🍿

    • @mdb3102
      @mdb3102 Рік тому

      @@evangelicalsnever-lie9792 I see a mentally disabled at a keyboard

    • @evangelicalsnever-lie9792
      @evangelicalsnever-lie9792 Рік тому

      @@mdb3102 Whoosh, the joke went right over the head of the simpleton 😂

    • @philthyrich0073
      @philthyrich0073 Рік тому

      @@crow_g1639 name some more

  • @maple.church
    @maple.church 10 місяців тому +202

    Unfashionably late to the party, but this episode really hit me because my dad and uncle both served in Vietnam and maybe it was partly because my uncle didn't come home, but my dad would never talk about it. I have so many questions that I will never get answers to because he's been gone a little over a year and even before he actually passed, dementia destroyed his mind. So anyhow, thank you for this. It has helped my heart heal a little. 💚

    • @WartimeStories
      @WartimeStories  10 місяців тому +37

      I am very sorry about your father, as I lost my own grandfather (Korean war vet) to a stroke, which left him brain-dead for a year. He was the only other servicemember in my immediate family (a Marine, no less). Having someone you love and losing them at the same time is somehow even more heartbreaking.
      As for the war itself, for as much (or perhaps as little) as I've read about Vietnam specifically, I have a better understanding now of why many men chose not to speak about their experiences. Misplaced guilt, being one of the many reasons. Many of them were put into situations none of us would choose to be, and then treated like monsters by ignorant people who wanted to throw stones and had no understanding of their experiences. Many men like your father may have only ever shared their experiences during an interview for one of the many books and films made, or in the company of fellow war vets, rather than sharing them with their family who they neither wished to traumatize or burden with the tragedies they witnessed. I've since made it a habit to say "welcome home" to any man I see wearing a Vietnam veteran cap.

    • @maple.church
      @maple.church 10 місяців тому +18

      @@WartimeStories Thank you so much 💚 now I'm crying lol. My dad was a Marine and I was always proud of that but I felt he wasn't and actually this sounds silly, but when I first watched Rambo it broke my heart and I just knew Rambo had PTSD before it was recognized. I think a lot more people have it than feel they can admit it. I'm sorry about your grandfather. It does make it harder when you feel like you lose them twice. 💔 Thank you, for everything. You are very appreciated!!

    • @michaeltaylor8835
      @michaeltaylor8835 10 місяців тому +2

      Much love

    • @funniebunnie4u
      @funniebunnie4u 8 місяців тому +5

      Im so sorry for your suffering... We all kind of suffer alone, together... I'm in my 50's and just found out that my real dad was a friend of the family but no one ever told me. He was also a Vietnam Vet. Life is weird.... 🤗 Praying for you... Love from Texas! ✌🤠💕🙏

    • @DieselRamcharger
      @DieselRamcharger 7 місяців тому

      they dont like to talk about murdering women and children in the rice fields because uncle corporate profit told them too. helluva thing to sell your soul.

  • @tybo103
    @tybo103 Місяць тому +10

    Just found your channel. HOLY CRAP YOUR PRODUCTION IS INSANE. Your scripts are incredibly well written, your story telling tone is perfect for this. Not to mention creating re-enactments and voice acting. You found your calling bro.

  • @mattgibson7650
    @mattgibson7650 7 місяців тому +84

    There is a podcast called SOG cast with John"Tilt" Meyer and an episode with a former green beret called Nick Brokhausen which I was listening to recently and he started into telling a story from one of his missions in the Vietnamise jungle when he was accompanied by indigenous team members. These team members were well respected for their knowledge of the land and field craft in the jungles, also these specific team members on this mission were well known to Nick and he mentioned how cool calm and collected they normally were. However on this mission he commented how throughout they constantly were asking him to leave because of the "snake people" in this area and generally acting extremely agitated. He also noted how there were no north Vietnamese in the area (which if you've listened to any SOG stories is unusual, they normally involve combat) and the indigenous team members again told him this and it was because of the "snake people".
    Nick told the story in a very matter of fact fashion and didn't seem to have an opinion about it one way or the other.
    Anyway just thought Id share that as it gave me chills having remembered watching this video months before and now having a weird corroboration of stories lol, go check the podcast out if you are interested it was really good. I think the story comes up almost an hour in.

    • @brookeroram1620
      @brookeroram1620 5 місяців тому +5

      Tilts episodes on Jocko are amazing. Sogcast is great. I'll have to look that up

    • @willyp3036
      @willyp3036 5 місяців тому +1

      link please

    • @Samual_33
      @Samual_33 5 місяців тому

      That is chilling I believe the indigenous people. I have researched this type of thing for a while now I believe they are real and were here before us. I don't think its a coincidence people have a reptilian part of the brain.

  • @kenquanta6761
    @kenquanta6761 5 місяців тому +45

    Regarding the reason why Vietnamese people avoid going too deep into these jungle, it's because there's an idiom that has passed within our culture for generations. "Rừng thiên, nước độc" which literally mean "divine jungle, poisonous water".
    These area is believed to be home to powerful ancient spirit that can easily end your life if they're angered (which is true btw, call me crazy all you want, I saw people driven mad after they accidentally poke random rock in the jungle before. The hospital couldn't figure out the reason as well)
    So, those who dare to overstay their welcome in the jungle will likely to die.
    Plus it was keep as national park, so no large machinery allowed and without machinery supports, no one want to and stupid enough to venture deep inside.

    • @fidanzajuan5506
      @fidanzajuan5506 3 місяці тому +1

      Can you name a certain location?

    • @anopoabednego6173
      @anopoabednego6173 День тому

      That is just weak shit. That's why Americans exist. White men were born to explore and discover everything.

  • @benjaminallen3595
    @benjaminallen3595 Рік тому +186

    I truly cannot understand why this channel doesn't have WAY more subscribers. I love the narrators voice, the well researched stories (most of which I'm not aware of despite being a paranormal nerd), and obviously the artwork is spectacular. BRAVO!

    • @lucasottens8506
      @lucasottens8506 Рік тому +1

      Fatigue.

    • @nomorenames5568
      @nomorenames5568 Рік тому +9

      It's gonna be getting hundreds of thousands of views per video in a year or less. All it takes is the first initial subscriber bump and then dedication to uploads and you are near guaranteed hundreds of thousands of views on documentary style content

    • @oxymoron02
      @oxymoron02 9 місяців тому +5

      Because he's sharing creepypasta stories as if they're real?

    • @vitiatedvagabond9632
      @vitiatedvagabond9632 8 місяців тому +8

      @@oxymoron02 the creatures are real, these specific stories are up to the listener to discern. take what you understand, froth what ya cant

    • @jeremiah6462
      @jeremiah6462 Місяць тому

      ​@@vitiatedvagabond9632
      These stories are not real.

  • @changelingman9687
    @changelingman9687 Рік тому +64

    The pain of just catching a Wartime Stories upload, but having to go to bed because of an early shift.

    • @undefinedvariable8085
      @undefinedvariable8085 Рік тому +11

      For me it's first thing in the morning with smell of eggs frying and fresh coffee.

    • @britishpatriot7386
      @britishpatriot7386 Рік тому

      @@undefinedvariable8085 sounds like a sad life then

    • @undefinedvariable8085
      @undefinedvariable8085 Рік тому +4

      @@britishpatriot7386 Good breakfast and good coffee with a Wartime Stories upload sounds like a sad life to you?

    • @markwebster5749
      @markwebster5749 Рік тому

      @@undefinedvariable8085I watch on a night 👍

  • @tomjackson4374
    @tomjackson4374 Рік тому +37

    I think it is easy for modern humans to forget that for tens of thousands of years we were just as likely to be the hunted as the hunters. That environment shaped our brains, instincts and responses to danger even today. So when I look out into a forest or jungle and the hairs on the back of my neck stand up I don't think how safe I am and how there is nothing there, I wonder what that is out there that created that response in me. Our bodies are telling us that there are things out there we must fear and it is incredible hubris to think that there is not. And it' a tribute to your storytelling that your voice and a series of still illustrations bring out those feelings. Well done.

  • @Sakki007
    @Sakki007 Рік тому +49

    My grandfather was in thai army that patrol Thai/Loa border during Vietnam War. He doesn't talk much about it. But he really scared of large body of water but I don't really know why until 6-5 year before he pass away from lung cancer. That he scared of fish like person dra people under water. And this story remind me of him.

    • @4EX181
      @4EX181 11 місяців тому +6

      It's not naga, It's called เงือก it's some kind of malevolent female alike spirit which lives in any large body of water. They're literally SEA version of Siren. They are well-knowned for like drowning the people with unfortunate luck to thier death.

    • @TJAllport
      @TJAllport Місяць тому

      Do you know anything about the pee that drink blood and can come into out realm through music, guitar chords. My Thai teacher mention this in class so could not get her to go into deatail. A Thai Catholic prirst told me hes never hesrd the story but he was not a spirital person if you know what i mean.

  • @maxelldenomie6131
    @maxelldenomie6131 Рік тому +111

    This was well done, thanks. My older brother was a Marine in The Nam...he told me once, during a firefight, he noticed a dark huge triangle craft slowly drifting overhead, as if watching...his LT told him to be quiet about it.

    • @britishpatriot7386
      @britishpatriot7386 Рік тому +1

      Okay 🤣

    • @Spiritofaconure
      @Spiritofaconure Рік тому +1

      In the nam? U mean in nam?

    • @maxelldenomie6131
      @maxelldenomie6131 Рік тому

      @@Spiritofaconure thats wat they called it boy! "The Nam!"
      F..k you.

    • @sapiophile545
      @sapiophile545 11 місяців тому +7

      ​@@Spiritofaconure you understand what a typo is?

    • @SungazerDNB
      @SungazerDNB Місяць тому

      It's not a typo, he even used a capital letter. - He's just one of those dorks who likes to say "The Nam". @@sapiophile545

  • @ewfisher89
    @ewfisher89 Рік тому +87

    These Vietnam stories give me chills, my late uncle served there during the war. He started out in the infantry but transferred to driving supply trucks, where one of the things he transported was Agent Orange. He passed away from cancer a couple of years ago on the 4th of July, as my aunt said "he had his Independence Day." RIP Uncle Tom Anderson.

    • @sherribreeden1906
      @sherribreeden1906 Рік тому +4

      My uncle is in the hospital now passing away from complications of agent orange.. I’m 58 and am just now finding out he was in Vietnam.. it was NEVER mentioned once that I recall during my childhood

    • @ewfisher89
      @ewfisher89 Рік тому +5

      @@sherribreeden1906 My uncle didn't mention much about his time in Vietnam. One Veterans Day he told me he drove trucks out of Quảng Trị, and the last time he was in for a visit (about a year before he passed) he told me a little bit more. I pray that your uncle's passing is as peaceful and painless as possible, that he doesn't have to suffer further.

    • @sherribreeden1906
      @sherribreeden1906 Рік тому +2

      @@ewfisher89 thank you

    • @josephvanwie6706
      @josephvanwie6706 Рік тому

      That should tell you how much your government cares about you. They knew agent orange would eventually kill our precious vets and they had to fight another war at home to get it recognized as what gave them cancer and other symptoms. In desert storm they used depleted uranium rounds that affected our troops and many civilians. I'm sad to say that an even worse government is about to draft most of our youth to fight a world war against Russia, China, and North Korea plus others. Learn to enjoy every day that you have here before the madness takes over.

    • @relaxingmusic3130
      @relaxingmusic3130 Рік тому

      We have won many wars, including two American invasions, we are not afraid of any enemy

  • @ravensthatflywiththenightm7319
    @ravensthatflywiththenightm7319 Рік тому +302

    Well I'm definitely not tired of Vietnam stories. Already looking forward to more!

  • @olivercheeseman8227
    @olivercheeseman8227 9 місяців тому +20

    Hearing you mention son doong really made me lose my mind. I was in phong nha earlier this year and was alone riding around the roads besides the jungle on my motorbike when I arrived at the entrance point for the hike to the cave. The hike itself is apparently a full days journey through the jungle. I walked for about 4 hours before becoming increasingly anxious of my surroundings. I could hear the crunching of branches as if I was being approached and I have never felt more like I was being observed in my life. I worked myself up into a frenzy and literally ran at a full sprint back the way I came (which was all the way up a steep muddied hill). Even once I got back onto the road where my bike was I still frenzied and I rode off as fast as possible. I understand that it’s natural to be paranoid in the jungle, especially when alone, but that wasn’t my first time exploring the jungle out there in vietnam and what I felt there was a different type of fear. Going into the jungle like that alone is stupid for so many reasons and I have had a few other sketchy experiences out there with running into some jungle people but all in all I’m grateful to have experienced it all. We’re not given the opportunity to feel that primal fear in today’s society, it’s horrible yet humbling. I don’t know what to think of reptilian people, especially when they’re described as humanoid but I do believe that anything could be out there in cave systems that vast, let alone in the jungles.

  • @Eli-xf1en
    @Eli-xf1en 3 місяці тому +12

    So this is where Zuckerberg came from

  • @TheGlp007
    @TheGlp007 Рік тому +88

    I started listening to Art Bell is 1991 just when he started transitioning from politics to the paranormal. He did a great job of not judging but just listening and allowing the callers or guests to tell their stories. Your doing a good job of continuing his legacy. Thank you

    • @patstokes7040
      @patstokes7040 Рік тому +1

      I remember it was Art Bell that first started to warn us about the New World Order. It was gone why part the NWO into something darker and more evil.

    • @andoncroft5154
      @andoncroft5154 Рік тому

      Gary snapped his yellow teeth onto a frozen pizza 😂 Get your @$$ to Australia mate enjoy our beaches a peters streets gay time ice cream lol

    • @relaxingmusic3130
      @relaxingmusic3130 Рік тому

      We have won many wars, including two American invasions, we are not afraid of any enemy

    • @Tsumami__
      @Tsumami__ 10 місяців тому +1

      The guy was a master grifter lmao

  • @whalehands4779
    @whalehands4779 Рік тому +239

    Bedtime Stories and Wartime Stories are two of my favorite UA-cam channels. I cannot imagine what military personnel have seen or experienced during wartime or deployment anywhere outside their comfort zone. Especially in Vietnam. Which out of all the wars, is probably the most bizarre to ever have happened due to its location. Thick dark jungle. Just like the vast mountains of Afghanistan. I love this shit.

    • @samuelmmmk181
      @samuelmmmk181 Рік тому +3

      Lots of the jungle combat in world war 2 was wild too

    • @toldyouso5588
      @toldyouso5588 Рік тому +1

      Maybe the real reason America got into the Vietnam napalming and bombing the jungle over there is because they were really at war with these alien creatures.

    • @samuelmmmk181
      @samuelmmmk181 Рік тому

      @@toldyouso5588 Nah, the real reason was they hated us smoking up all the Ganja good good and shooting up all the opium from the Golden Triangle Region in our forearms and between the toes . . They failed

    • @novallasuter5265
      @novallasuter5265 Рік тому +1

      ​@@toldyouso5588 who said they were alien? Maybe they are indigenous there, just rare. If indeed, they exist.

    • @srinathmuthyala1700
      @srinathmuthyala1700 Рік тому

      If you are wartime story buff, try watching "THE OBJECTIVE" , real story set in wilderness of Khandhahar mountains, Afghanistan. Especially the last scene.....superb direction. Hat's off to all the crew.

  • @davidbuller4328
    @davidbuller4328 Рік тому +91

    My boss was a helicopter mechanic and when they would take them out after repairing and he said he seen large snakes 40’ long so anything’s possible, great story 👍🏻😎

    • @roxanneweichinger9318
      @roxanneweichinger9318 Рік тому +22

      You would’ve liked the story that this narrator told awhile back on War Time Stories. It was about some U.S. soldiers who were in a tropical jungle(I think they were in South America) and they saw a massive constricting snake that the locals called “EL Diablo.” The soldiers witnessed seeing this giant snake killing livestock for food.

    • @josephvanwie6706
      @josephvanwie6706 Рік тому

      There are a great many cryptids all over the world. Check out Dogmen because you have a good chance of seeing one if you spend time in the outdoors.

    • @relaxingmusic3130
      @relaxingmusic3130 Рік тому

      We have won many wars, including two American invasions, we are not afraid of any enemy

    • @HIGH_noon
      @HIGH_noon 11 місяців тому

      @@roxanneweichinger9318 ohhhhhhhhhhh i have this one clicked into a tab waiting to finish some others i have cued... i was trying to ponder what that one might be about but im jumping to it right now!!!! thats so funny, a big ass snake was the last thing i could come up w not that it doesnt make sense but i figure it was more paranormal or cryptid but this sounds crazy... snakes the big ones scare the hell outta me like that inner fear they say monkeys seem to show in the way they kill any and every snake within a mile of them even ones that pose no danger and are tiny they just grab them and smack em on the ground dont even eat them, so they must have a deep inner fear of the times when a BIG snake popped up outta nowhere and gobbeled someone up in their DNA memories... i just think about those massive 20 30 40 ft snakes you see in documentaries or ppl have as pets, i mean 20 is really the max but they have caught big ass pythons in florida that push the 20 over/under line especailly the females since they gotta fatten up for the winter and having babies females get the longest too... i just think how quick they are when they arent tired and ppl try to catch the big ones they wrap them up FAST and need help getting untangled, imagine a snake that takes out livestock like cows, because the big 15-20ft ones can gobble a deer no problem and that is kinda an awkward animal if it has antlers but with the legs too... a HUMAN shittttttt no matter what they pick feet or head we are litterally a cylinder shape going down probably wouldnt even need to break open its jaw... if "el diablo" was taking down lets say a cow, my god!!!! like i said i have that innate fear monkeys must have because i can just picture that massive head pushing thru some vegetation or me walking into the path of its den or it stalking me and lunging FUCKKK i dont have that with sharks or tigers or other ovbious "maneaters" but a big snake sends fear shooting thru me which must mean at one point just like monkeys our long long long ago ancestors were regularly encountering or evading BIGGG monster snakes because that image of it approaching and the fear that comes with it seems to be burned into my core brain whatever and ive never even had an encounter with one like that the only time is seeing that stuff on TV shows and holding a 13ft boa at school but that thing was as nice as could be ive had worse encounters with dogs and cats LOL... a wild hungry 50foot python from hundreds of years ago AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH im running until i pass out from exhaustion and then if i miracusly dont get found and eaten wehn i wake up im running again LOL

    • @yashvardhanpandey4523
      @yashvardhanpandey4523 4 місяці тому

      honduras or something similar
      @@roxanneweichinger9318

  • @jeffashley5512
    @jeffashley5512 Рік тому +124

    Being a bit older of the Gen X generation I listened to Art Bell and Coast to Coast regularly. If you enjoy the paranormal and strang listen if you can. Art passed in 2018 and had retired from the show earlier but can be interesting to listen.
    Great episode as always.
    Blessed Be from Tennessee. )O(

    • @fatalpenguinful
      @fatalpenguinful Рік тому +7

      I'm a millennial but my dad would listen to Art on long road trips during the night. Would scare us kids but I still loved the show as well.

    • @Aristocratic13
      @Aristocratic13 Рік тому +3

      Heard that was an original podcast

    • @evanpetelle5669
      @evanpetelle5669 Рік тому +4

      I’m 32 but, still loved Art Bell! What a show.

    • @truevudderhutz3482
      @truevudderhutz3482 Рік тому +5

      he was coast to coasts best host. always skeptical but always open

    • @ilikecheetos912
      @ilikecheetos912 Рік тому +5

      31 here, I listened to him too, George Noory mostly though

  • @jorenthar9186
    @jorenthar9186 8 місяців тому +10

    "The deeper you go the weirder it gets." Totally agree with you fellow human.

  • @windsnowandstatic9075
    @windsnowandstatic9075 Рік тому +32

    Art bell himself was a vietnam vet and even worked to save orphans of the region in his later life.

  • @thaivang
    @thaivang 10 місяців тому +14

    As native that live those area, there been cases of these happening during those time. Grandparents had long been telling about dragon/reptilian humanoid being taking human and iron apehumanoid where gun cannot penetrated with modern gun/war gun

  • @madrazz8888
    @madrazz8888 Рік тому +219

    I have devoured A LOT of stories like these over the years, just because it fascinates me, and lizard people seem to be one of 2 options:
    1) Lizard-like aliens that can disguise themselves as humans, infiltrating our society.
    2) A native lizard-like species from Earth that live in vast underground cities (some even say hollow earth) and kind of stay out of the way of humans.
    Can't wait to hear more! I just love the coziness of listening to these stories after work :)

    • @Trollamollex
      @Trollamollex Рік тому +1

      Yep. Some people even say that tons of older civilizations live underground basically via the pattern of getting sufficiently advanced then getting pelted by the sun (or other cosmic disaster). These advanced civilizations take off underground where they can avoid calamities from the surface world.
      Or another interesting take I just heard of was that they are physically manifest demons (along with grays possibly).
      UA-cam Archons or such and look for the first or second David Icke video. He's a bit much but still a fun watch

    • @madrazz8888
      @madrazz8888 Рік тому

      @@Trollamollex Yes, the more I hear about ghosts, aliens and cryptids, the more they seem to be related and possibly the same thing. Question is: which one are they? Pretty fun and spooky to think about. The ancient civilizations have more solid proof to have existed. Heck even giants. I have heard from multiple sources stories about red-haired cannibal giants that ate humans in native America.

    • @niktes3337
      @niktes3337 Рік тому

      It is both, there are Reptilians living in the Inner Earth (which is more like HoneyComb Earth not Hollow Earth) and they have been referred to as the Naga. But there are also Raptors that live underground. And then there are the Alpha Draconians that have been on and off the Planet for thousands of years and most likely seeded the Dinosaurs as a Reptilian Genetic Experiment. And the Draco created the Controlled Modern Society we have today with all the Draconian Laws and Rituals. Reptilians are known to have the ability to Shapeshift and Camouflage themselves beyond the abilities of the Chameleon. I believe that it was the Draco (and the Naga were a Draco Contingent that stayed on the Planet and went underground) that gave rise to all the Reptilian Gods in different Cultures, and the Draco and Dinosaurs that gave rise to Legends of Winged Dragons.

    • @Colouh
      @Colouh Рік тому +13

      You were listening to Lacerta interview too it seems

    • @gabrielsomarriba8288
      @gabrielsomarriba8288 Рік тому +1

      Why not both??? It makes more sense that reptile-like aliens would come from the only planet we know of that has reptiles. Check out the Silurian Hypothesis that posits humans are not the first species on this planet to have an industrial revolution

  • @magtomlaos
    @magtomlaos Рік тому +23

    Excellent video! Very interesting, if i could add my two cents, I lived and worked in Quang Binh province for 4 years, worked extensively around Phong Nha, saw these caves and yes, local people talk about these creatures and say they live in the caves, the thing is there are a number of rather large caves in the area, the jungle in Phong Nha is very thick a very large part is a protected area not just anyone can go into the park you need to get permission, another thing is, there is proof that these caves are connected to caves in Laos! i was told by one of the British team who originally explored the caves that they suspected this and actually traveled to Laos and found caves in Laos that they thought might connect to the Soong Dong cave system, they found a river in this cave and put dye into it, this dye did show up in the Phong Nha cave system

    • @TheKnellBelle
      @TheKnellBelle 2 місяці тому

      Wow. I hope as drone tech becomes more sophisticated we might actually be able to explore some of these places without having to worry about people losing their lives.

  • @MrCombatmedic00
    @MrCombatmedic00 Рік тому +36

    While doing a tour in Iraq, we witnessed what we called “the ghost chopper”. We heard a loud sound, like a buzzing mixed with droning, and we looked up and saw a chinook transport chopper engulfed in flames, just chugging through the sky. No bodies could be seen, it just kept flying by, burning and belching smoke so thick you couldn’t see inside or any recognizable markings. Command never got any confirmation of any nearby aircraft in distress, a strange encounter I can’t even hope to explain.

    • @mikeeckhoff20
      @mikeeckhoff20 8 місяців тому +2

      Maybe was remote controlled covert ops air craft

    • @nate9948
      @nate9948 8 місяців тому

      @@mikeeckhoff20 I don’t think our government is making flaming remote controlled chinooks

  • @MBSill
    @MBSill Рік тому +82

    The color is beautifully done, and the "Skully" patch on the PBR gunner's shoulder was an awesome touch! Another outstanding story, another outstanding video. Thanx so much for all the hard work y'all put in. You've got a great channel here, I love it!

    • @relaxingmusic3130
      @relaxingmusic3130 Рік тому

      We have won many wars, including two American invasions, we are not afraid of any enemy

  • @ContessaChalice
    @ContessaChalice Рік тому +109

    There are myths about snake-like beings in numerous places in Asia. I’m put in mind of the Naga of India. There is perhaps a kernel of truth under all the storytelling.
    I came here after a crossover episode with Bedtime Stories. It’s been a very interesting while here, and I’m pleased to be here. Thanks for your amazing work.

    • @RonSafreed
      @RonSafreed Рік тому +9

      Simular stories out of the Amazon in Brazil of reptile/lizard like creatures, even eating humans!!

    • @ContessaChalice
      @ContessaChalice Рік тому +1

      @@RonSafreed I just remembered the Scape Ore Swamp monster out of South Carolina US, which was described as reptilian. I’m going to need to look into those stories from South America.

    • @corndog9482
      @corndog9482 Рік тому +6

      "There is perhaps a kernel of truth under all the storytelling."
      Indeed. Especially when they line up with what's said in the Bible.

    • @Gary-xl4mt
      @Gary-xl4mt Рік тому

      Guys I can assure you 100% guaranteed that reptilian humanoid beings are absolutely real and have been around much longer than human beings in terms of their origins and existence. This Planet Earth we live on that humanity in general seems to think is ours like we own it or something due to being the most intelligent and successful species of the many that inhabit and occupy it is actually completely false believe it or not. From my own research these reptilian beings claim to be the originators and true natives of the planet and have been mostly living subterranean deep below humanity's feet in complete underground city's that have tunnels interconnected throughout the whole planet where there are also many other types of beings living down there. It sounds crazy I know but trust me there is a shed load of documented accounts recorded throughout the ages that speak about humans interacting with these reptilian beings and mostly about how humanity worshipped them as though they were gods.

    • @calenlight6817
      @calenlight6817 Рік тому +1

      Yes Carl Nagas-Sagan was one of them!

  • @spideym35i
    @spideym35i Рік тому +83

    These are my favorite types of stories, strange creatures/cryptids/paranormal stuff witnessed by military personnel and soldiers. I’ve always heard that soldiers are more reputable when it comes to saying this stuff happened, because they have to take so many other factors into consideration, before they come to the conclusion that it was paranormal.
    Keep it coming and great job!!!

    • @relaxingmusic3130
      @relaxingmusic3130 Рік тому

      We have won many wars, including two American invasions, we are not afraid of any enemy

    • @codafett
      @codafett 9 місяців тому +2

      I'm a Navy vet, and I know we have our fair share of weird occurences on ships and in bases.

    • @spideym35i
      @spideym35i 9 місяців тому +1

      @@codafett do you have any you wanna share?
      Not trying to pry just curious

    • @codafett
      @codafett 9 місяців тому +1

      @@spideym35i Nothing exciting, on the USS Boxer we had at least 2 ghosts. One due to a man falling to his death and one due a suicide. Fun stuff.

  • @sgauden02
    @sgauden02 Рік тому +16

    "There's something out there waiting for us. And it ain't no man."

  • @elemperadordemexico
    @elemperadordemexico Рік тому +40

    Nicely done

  • @chadsekeras9747
    @chadsekeras9747 Рік тому +91

    Never get tired of the stories you share here. No matter where they've originated from. Love the stories and the art work. Keep it up sir. 👍

  • @robdegraw1568
    @robdegraw1568 Рік тому +20

    If anyone besides me who grew up in the early to mid 70's and remembered the tv show land of the lost these things sound like sleestaks.

  • @richardfaber4089
    @richardfaber4089 Рік тому +27

    It's amazing how far the visuals in your videos have evolved, and they keep getting better!

  • @codafett
    @codafett 11 місяців тому +31

    The third story is certainly the weirdest one because it seems to point to the idea that the Lizards have a somewhat advanced society going on. They have complex cutting tools to carve out their caves and even clothing that they wear "around the house" as it were. I also noticed that it seemed to be the only one where they weren't glowing. So either aliens, or there are seperate tribes that reside in the same area.

    • @patstokes7040
      @patstokes7040 6 місяців тому +3

      Also if cutting tools is one thing to consider but where did they get the clothing. Making cloth isn't easy by any means. Even if it's leather, it has to be produced. A naked snake being is much more believable than one with clothing.

    • @Vex916T
      @Vex916T 6 місяців тому

      See Lacerta Files, it will help explain a bit about how Earth originally was resided for tens of millions of years by the descendants of the Dinosaurs now called Saurins and they were forced to live in underground cavern cities after they fought off bad off-world aliens during the so-called Orion Wars that had creep into our solar system and onto planet Earth. The Saurins are benign reptilian like specie which I suspect the first reptoids in this video was about them because the finger description is similar to what the Saurin named Lacerta said in the interview which she explained the Iguanadon dinosaur hand is really taken from a fossilized hand of her distant ancestor. The Saurins are still alive in their underground cities and have been helping us fight the bad aliens who had enslaved us (Orion Dracos and ancient humans called Abraxans) for past decade which our Earth human ambassador to the Saurins and 35 other local alien species is named Kimberly Goguen. Kimberly has done many interviews, podcasts, and continually give out intel situation reports about the world and beyond at her news website called United Network News.

    • @hugosophy
      @hugosophy 3 місяці тому +3

      Love that “around the house “ as in little to no formalities. Super casual, maybe even calming.

  • @joshuapatrick682
    @joshuapatrick682 Місяць тому +2

    My grandfather was a naval veteran in Korea who talked about what he called a “Buggaboo” or “BoogerBear” ( he was from the country) and whatever it was bothered him and he’s the hardest person I’ve ever known.

  • @ruthiecastro9519
    @ruthiecastro9519 Рік тому +4

    I know many vets from this war.. thank you for the stories... my father is veteran from both the Korean and Vietnamese war.. he's telling me strange stories now that he is in his nineties!

  • @americanoutcast9716
    @americanoutcast9716 Рік тому +18

    I like this channel much better than the standard bedtime stories channel, I've always had a fascination with war and the supernatural/ unexplained and this one gives us both at the same time

  • @KaiM2583
    @KaiM2583 Рік тому +40

    The fact that they don’t seem to actively hunt the soldiers for the most part, kind of makes me think that they are just curious about the people. I forget if the soldiers who shot at them while running were reacting to the lizards approaching them or not, but considering how many gathered round to watch them leave, it could be they were being more territorial protecting a family and home which would explain why, when out and about they just ignore the humans.
    Really interesting story! This and the massive snake are my favourites overall

    • @roblundy1701
      @roblundy1701 Рік тому +5

      Not curious in the least. Like you said they were trying, peacefully, to route, rabble rousers from their peaceful domain. They've been on Earth much longer than humans so they know infinitely more about humans then vice versa.

    • @relaxingmusic3130
      @relaxingmusic3130 Рік тому

      We have won many wars, including two American invasions, we are not afraid of any enemy

    • @ericsbraun
      @ericsbraun 10 місяців тому

      The world is sick and people are dumb. A human being can make friendly contact with a "lizardman" shaman very easily. Many of them are friendly and honorable.

    • @thatoneantoid51
      @thatoneantoid51 6 місяців тому

      Im positive that if they wanted, they couldve killed them easily. Bullets bouncing off their skin? Yeah theyre certainly aware of their abilities.

    • @CrusaderCrunch
      @CrusaderCrunch 5 місяців тому +2

      Modern day if Vietnam happened: Some random E4 sees snake person: "Would"

  • @9ner
    @9ner 7 місяців тому +4

    just discovered this channel. its incredible. I read a similar story online, although not validated by the veteran himself. But his grandson said he was a tunnel rat, and upon exploration of one tunnel system with another comrade, they discovered something eerily similar to the third cave story. Reptilians in robes, but were participating in a ceremony of some sorts in a hazy, odorous hollow.

    • @pauulkubasek1815
      @pauulkubasek1815 2 місяці тому

      I’ve heard that story too. Look up “theleaf tales from Vietnam”, it has that story along with a few other crazy ones, although the glowing reptilian cave ceremony was the craziest.

  • @prasantabehera7461
    @prasantabehera7461 Рік тому +6

    Somehow this video was recommended to me by UA-cam and I can say I was hooked up to the story for the next twenty minutes. The amount of creativity used by the creator to generate a first hand spooky encounter of the creatures is spectacular. I must laud you for your work and you got a subscriber.

  • @good_or_goodnt
    @good_or_goodnt 11 місяців тому +12

    My grandfather was a general in WW2 commanding a guerilla unit against the Pons in the jungles of Philippines and told us stories about this giant snake that has been terrorizing his men. I forgot most of the story but they never caught the snake and at least 70 soldiers died said to have been eaten by the damn giant snake

  • @CyanBlackflower
    @CyanBlackflower Рік тому +41

    Good One. I've been researching that cave now for 3-4 years. It is absolutely PSYCHO. Apparently it is possible to fly a 747 jumbo jet into and out of this cave with relative ease, although I don't recommend it. Furthermore, it is almost CERTAIN that what IS known of the cave and been mapped & explored is only a fraction of the entire system. As for whether it is the abode of draconian lizard folk, or Batman, Fred Flintstone, or Hubert the Happy Homo, we may never know. One thing we CAN be as sure as shit sticks to a blanket, it's a weird world. Interesting times are ALWAYS found Here and Now. Anytime one not only looks, but Sees.
    Often what we DON'T see, is more telling than what we DO see. .. Be that as it may, and that said, I personally neither believe nor disbelieve. Because I simply lack ALL the facts needed to form an opinion on this topic. I'm not qualified nor comfortable drawing conclusions with so little to go on. I'm comfortable to temporarily suspend judgement.
    Listening to what the "world at large" is saying without presumption is of great assistance in briefly disabling judgement, and or ANY doubt I might have, about the unknown, so that it may be possible to learn some thing...or if for no reason than for entertainment purposes. if I Ever find opportunity to do so I can live with whatever the wind blows in. Hopefully it is the truth. It's as much as I ask.
    ~ Good work Luke ...Another Great Video episode.

    • @fourshore502
      @fourshore502 Рік тому +3

      relatively recently they found also massive cave systems in china and in canada

    • @damienhurt1177
      @damienhurt1177 Рік тому

      Lol Hubert the happy h*mo 🤣🤣🤣

    • @prioris55555
      @prioris55555 Рік тому +3

      People live in contradictions. They will say they won't believe something exists unless they see it. In reality, the vast majority of what most people admit to exist came from secondary information. They are people who stick their finger up to see which way the wind is blowing before they speak.

    • @adaywithsmator
      @adaywithsmator Рік тому +1

      I like the Fred Flintstone theory

    • @CyanBlackflower
      @CyanBlackflower Рік тому +2

      @@prioris55555 I think You are very correct. In other words most will draw conclusions before having sufficient factual evidence to support them. I think because of limits of mental acumen, exp. edu. etc - People tend toward belief for convenience, as a substitute for factual knowledge. It's understandable in a way. Real knowledge takes time, is hard WORK. It requires being wrong most of the time. SO - They will spend a LOT of energy convincing themselves by repetition, and aggressively to others...Religion ? I see it constantly, people don't really want to learn, they want confirmation of what they already believe or things that align with them.
      ~It's easier to just wing it, and try to get laid and make it by other means, and just try not to give it away by acting like a TOTAL Fkn GOOF Buffoon. They'll all fall for it, if they are the same way. ...-Re: Why the world is in SERIOUS peril.../\

  • @Michael-yn1cv
    @Michael-yn1cv Рік тому +14

    I found this very interesting and wonderfully creepy. The fact that the mountain cave had remained hidden (at least from the masses) for so long makes it easier to believe an unknown creature resides there. Thanks for presenting this story.

    • @nate9948
      @nate9948 8 місяців тому

      You ever heard about the military unit that was attacked by a giant blue man up in the middle eastern mountains? If not that’s one you’d like for sure

  • @mikehunt2162
    @mikehunt2162 Рік тому +2

    Love this and the sister channel! The Vietnam content is extremely interesting and it does seem that more recently information is beginning to surface of strange happenings that occurred in those jungles. Also, if I am not mistaken, I specifically recall there being databased episodes of Coast2CoastAM. Perhaps,l it wasn't the entire history of... Keep up the great work!

  • @d1g1t315
    @d1g1t315 Рік тому +3

    Such quality of storytelling, tone, pace, sound and video editing. Keep up these amazing stories coming and thank you!

  • @kaiser3035
    @kaiser3035 Рік тому +4

    I never leave these videos feeling like they lack anything...other than more. One of my favorite channels.

  • @JessWLStuart
    @JessWLStuart 2 місяці тому +1

    I love your presentation - stories first, then a reasonable discussion.

  • @markfung5654
    @markfung5654 Рік тому +13

    Thank you for creating these excellent videos. Been looking forward to your latest work.

  • @Slipperygecko390
    @Slipperygecko390 9 місяців тому +4

    The area of Karst landscape covered in dense jungle is over 2000 square km. There is massive amounts of unexplored surface in there let alone the caves underneath.

  • @beebester4106
    @beebester4106 Рік тому +18

    This story was awesome! I've been waiting for some good reptilian type stories that were actually documented. Everything about these creatures are creepy. Excellent work!

  • @joshleos5811
    @joshleos5811 5 місяців тому

    Dude i love everything about your channel, the editing, sound effects, stories and visuals. The production is such high quality and is one of the reasons why i love youtube to where i can get such high quality entertaining content for free.

  • @donovanbradford8231
    @donovanbradford8231 9 місяців тому

    Cool video, love the ton and atmosphere you are able to bring to these. I very much enjoyed the Yeti two parter quite a bit.

  • @janewolf4541
    @janewolf4541 Рік тому +10

    I sure do love this channel. Thank you Luke, for all of your hard work, and for serving our country. Thank you so very much.

  • @cooper8413
    @cooper8413 5 місяців тому +3

    The Vietnam jungles are, too this day, very mysterious, and unexplored. There is an extremely rare species of antelope named Saola that live in those jungles. One hasn't been seen in years, but they have been seen and documented. If the jungles can hide those animals, what else can they hide?

  • @tmrwlnd2476
    @tmrwlnd2476 Рік тому +1

    The narration tied with the animation & content make this channel top tier. Stoked every time a new episode is released.

  • @briantomcollins
    @briantomcollins Рік тому +4

    These vids are well worth the wait between uploads. You guys do amazing work. Great stories, great illustrations.

  • @super-duperdude2858
    @super-duperdude2858 Рік тому +5

    I love how I practically know nothing about these kinds of stories despite being Vietnamese. Love your vids, this channel deserves way more subs

  • @craigcarlock5799
    @craigcarlock5799 Рік тому +3

    I just finished binge-watching every one of your other videos. All 40. Needless to say, I was looking forward to this.

  • @anxioussamurai9017
    @anxioussamurai9017 Рік тому +1

    I absolutley loved this video! I'm always down for credible stories about cryptids and the production of these videos gets better and better. Really looking forward to more Vietnam stories!

  • @slyaspie4934
    @slyaspie4934 Рік тому +11

    Loved this episode, never heard of the first 2 stories or the caver one either. There's definitely something about spooky Nam stories that grips you maybe it's the setting helps make it seem more believable, also animation is getting better great work all round

  • @joeyjojoshabadoo889
    @joeyjojoshabadoo889 Рік тому +3

    This episode is fantastic. The writing, the voice work, the artwork and animation, the editing. Just top notch.

  • @jhsrt985
    @jhsrt985 Рік тому +11

    I've been hoping you do this story, I believe they saw these things and the locals know about them like it's regular

  • @joshuacampise1449
    @joshuacampise1449 Рік тому +2

    I first heard about this from the bedtime stories 2 part episode of the strange stuff from the Vietnam war. Also I always recognize your voice if you do a voice for them. Like wise I recognized their voice in your video on the wolves during WW1. Both your channels are excellent, always excited to see what you put out

  • @TheBrendon67
    @TheBrendon67 23 дні тому

    You’re a fabulous story teller.
    Very cool all the other elements in the stories (backdrop and sound effects).

  • @Slyarno2795
    @Slyarno2795 Рік тому +7

    Did I miss this out. Wish I seen it coming but enjoy seeing more of your content.

  • @hendy3005
    @hendy3005 Рік тому +3

    I never tire of these stories, a talented narrator and writer. I'll keep watching until you're snapped up by mainstream tv.

  • @AKAScooter
    @AKAScooter Рік тому +1

    Great story! The work that you and all the bedtime stories people do are something I look forward to with great anticipation every few weeks.

  • @articfox124
    @articfox124 Рік тому +2

    I swear there no other content creator I anticipate videos from more! Nor is there another channel with who's videos I have watched all of, I love this channel dude

  • @legaxful
    @legaxful Рік тому +3

    Thank you Sir, love this episode 👍

  • @robinmcinarnay7827
    @robinmcinarnay7827 Рік тому +7

    Would take more war and bedtime stories without the high quality production and amazing artwork simply to get more uploads. That in no way means it’s all not appreciated. I just never get tired of hearing these stories, regardless.

  • @justastudent1423
    @justastudent1423 Рік тому +2

    This is the good stuff. Paranormal stuff actually witnessed during war. Keep up the great work!

  • @anthonyplanzo1082
    @anthonyplanzo1082 Рік тому +2

    You might be the best story narrator on you tube. I always look forward to these videos. Love your channel. 👍👍

  • @megafauna7
    @megafauna7 Рік тому +12

    Great stuff! Love your stories, Luke! I always go on internet safaris after I watch trying to learn more. You never know what's out there.

  • @cjclark1208
    @cjclark1208 Рік тому +6

    Love your channel brother, not tired of Vietnam one bit so keep em coming!

  • @trevinatiedeman6118
    @trevinatiedeman6118 8 місяців тому +2

    . THE STORIES THAT COME FROM INSIDE THAT WAR IS VERY FASCINATING .LOVE TO HEAR MORE. I'm Troy from NSW Australia 🇦🇺 Thanks 😊

  • @patcowley6378
    @patcowley6378 10 місяців тому

    the menacing telephone voice at the intro...nice touch...
    thanks for all the creepyness...great show

  • @ZombieGrandpa
    @ZombieGrandpa Рік тому +8

    Well done Sir, well done.
    Please do keep up your excellent work. Also, did you look into the Air Force accidental shoot down of two UFOs in the Mohave desert?

  • @sjdave
    @sjdave Рік тому +3

    Excellent. Like the new audio intro as well.

  • @RingaDingDingDong
    @RingaDingDingDong Рік тому

    The videos on this channel just keep getting better and better. At first the illustrations were very similar to Bedtime Stories, but now the artwork had developed it's own distinct look. Well done.

  • @kman900001
    @kman900001 2 місяці тому

    Love everything you make. Keep it up.

  • @spiritualase7990
    @spiritualase7990 Рік тому +12

    I wish I could remember the stories my grandfather told me about being in the war from Vietnam. I was so young back then, & by the time he died, I was going into junior high. I’m pretty sure he had a lot of stories to tell.

  • @Justicesdad
    @Justicesdad Рік тому +4

    Extremely well done as usual

  • @onlyonewhyphy
    @onlyonewhyphy Рік тому +1

    I've been waiting for you to upload. Worth the wait

  • @wesleyy2502
    @wesleyy2502 Рік тому +1

    Always love these videos. Well narrated and the visuals are excellent as always.

  • @angelaengle12
    @angelaengle12 Рік тому +8

    I like following stories that talk about reptilian beings. It's really fascinating to think we could have a whole other humanoid culture living miles beneath our feet. I was hooked after listening to the "Interview with a Reptilian Woman Lacerta". Now I just follow bread crumb trails of their possible existence. Well done. 👍

  • @littleredwitch
    @littleredwitch Рік тому +4

    Been a longtime. Nice to hear WTS again! ❤

  • @Deepranger930
    @Deepranger930 Рік тому +2

    The quality of your work deserves far more views.

  • @Fearsomehero
    @Fearsomehero 4 місяці тому +1

    My dad and I listened to Art Bell, Art died a little over a year after my dad, which affected me more than I thought it would. But I do listen to some of the classics from time to time.

  • @cyankirkpatrick5194
    @cyankirkpatrick5194 Рік тому +20

    I have heard of only the rock apes in Vietnam by my first brother in law it was a short but brief one after I asked him about a photo he had in his photo album we used to look at when we would come over their house. I was a kid but when I got on UA-cam and the narrator's started saying these people stories and then I remembered that picture. But this the first of the reptilian.

    • @dubuyajay9964
      @dubuyajay9964 Рік тому +1

      Between the two channels, I know of two aliens and UFOs vids in Vietnam, Two Lizard Men "...", and one "Rock Apes" "...."

    • @hansmustermann5371
      @hansmustermann5371 Рік тому +1

      @@dubuyajay9964 what vids?

    • @dubuyajay9964
      @dubuyajay9964 Рік тому +3

      @@hansmustermann5371 Can't link w/o great difficulty. On phone. Sorry. :(

    • @RonSafreed
      @RonSafreed Рік тому +3

      The reptillians were seen eating their dead/killed reptillians!! Never heard of a sasquatch or dogman eating their own.

    • @cyankirkpatrick5194
      @cyankirkpatrick5194 Рік тому

      @@RonSafreed 🤢🤮 like I said a new one on me hearing these stories about the reptilians. I just heard some more about them from a cave system in Vietnam, and no thanks on going there.

  • @warpdrivefueledbyinsomnia8165
    @warpdrivefueledbyinsomnia8165 Рік тому +15

    I feel like stories similar to this will be coming out about OEF/OIF. There are already a good number out there from some vets. But, as some of the lifers who joined at the beginning are hitting their 20 year mark and will start retiring, they'll hopefully feel free to share their experiences. I never deployed myself, but I served alongside many who did. There was some truly messed up stuff that happened in Afghanistan and Iraq. I'm positive we haven't heard the end of it from those troops.

    • @jameswells554
      @jameswells554 Рік тому +7

      Hangar 2 in Katterbach, Germany (hell, the entire post) is haunted. It was the prior home of the Condor Legion, and they held funerals in there. We used to see German Soldiers out of the corner of our eyes mirroring us when we would do security checks in there at night. It got to the point where we would give notice on entering at night so the "other guards" would know what we were doing. One of my Troops came screaming down the hall one night while I was on SDNCO all freaked out because "someone" sat down on his bed, shook him awake, spoke to him in German and then turned on his stereo. He stayed up the rest of the night with me. Our BDE CSM and his wife were awakened by an old German woman at the foot of their bed in their quarters one night. He couldn't move back in until his wife had the place exorcised and blessed. He was not at all happy.

    • @warpdrivefueledbyinsomnia8165
      @warpdrivefueledbyinsomnia8165 Рік тому +3

      @@jameswells554 That's intense. Thank you for sharing. While I was stationed in Fort Rucker, AL, I discovered that my unit area was (allegedly) a place where they tested weaponry. The room where we stored a lot of our gear still had a mount for larger crew served weapons, and according to rumor, the drains in the center of the floor were for cleaning the messes created when testing weapons on pig carcasses.
      Though I never had any odd experiences, and none of my friends did, we all talked about just how scary it was doing night checks in the building while being CQ. I've only been in a few other buildings in my life that felt as off as that place did.

    • @jameswells554
      @jameswells554 Рік тому +1

      @@warpdrivefueledbyinsomnia8165 the BDE CSM was Hatten. He was an old Nam Vet; funny dude, great CSM.

  • @shawnwalker4936
    @shawnwalker4936 Місяць тому +1

    O Brian talked about how weird and spooky Vietnam was in “the things they carry”
    He talked about listening posts that stayed there too long and started hearing sounds in the jungle. Not the normal sounds but the sounds of like glass klinking, and laughter like at a dinner party. Or fog that seemed to appear out of nowhere and the shapes that seemed to come out it

  • @patrickbuechel2599
    @patrickbuechel2599 3 місяці тому +1

    I'm a Marine, in QuangNam Provence Vietnam i had several strange encounters, very strange encounters. I was in the valley of dragons, we were led there by our Cótu sure-foot scout. First cave we come across Pvt. Gutierrez has the honors, a few seconds into the cave he starts unloading his M16 but semi-auto rapid fire. He comes out gasping about the fxxxing dragon, and there was a 16' stocky beaded lizard build lizard, very dead, Gutierrez killed it. We went into the valley a bit farther,,,but we turned around to make it out before dark. It was weird though, you could tell there were other lizards out there looking, maybe stalking us.😊 Our little sure-foot scout smiled when we returned to the pass, he just smiled that big ol i told ya so smile with his black bettlenut stained teeth, we all kind of chuckled, except Pvt Gutierrez, he just "main giant ass man eating lizard" and wondering if he would get a purple heart if he gets eaten by something, like a big fing lizard,,,