VOICES OF HISTORY PRESENTS - Sgt. Mike Marsh 173rd Airborne Brigade, 503rd Airborne Infantry Vietnam
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Quote of the month: "They weren't fearless, but they were brave." Amen. Fear is an instinctive response to danger. Bravery is what you do next.
Great quote Dave. Thank you for sharing. So very true. I find it amazing that most of these combat Veterans I've talk to say there's no fear in combat. It is only after the combat that the fear sets in.
Welcome Home Mike. Thank you for Your Service!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111
Thank you for watching.
We do appreciate your service Sgt Marsh, and owe you a debt we can only begin to repay by showing our respect by giving to our vets. Thank you Sir for your service.
Well said Chet. A great story.
What a great man, soldier, and American! Appreciate all you've done Mr Marsh! Great interview!!! Thanks gentleman!
Glad to hear that mail addressed to soldiers at the front got there. After my cousin was KIA in '66, I wrote to those heroes. I found a high school ring at the beach, and my dad tracked down the owner, who's family sent it to their son. He was in the Cav, sent me $5, and a nice letter. He was in combat, looking forward to getting home. Always wondered if he made it.
This is a great story.
Well said Sgt.!
Thank you for your service. Welcome Home! 🇺🇸
God bless you Larry and all our veterans!
God bless you my friend. Please share these videos.
Outstanding interview again Larry. Mike is a proud veteran as he well should be. We can’t thank you enough sir! God bless your very brave soul from Green Bay, WI.
Thank you David!!
God bless our veterans we owe a debt to those who lost their lives who gave everything 🙏 THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE FROM PENNSYLVANIA
Thank you Diane MILLER. I've done a lot of work in your area. I have Veterans featured in my documentaries and on my channel here from back east. Pennsylvania, Maryland etc. Good to have you with us.
This interview was outstanding, Larry. So much time has passed that some of these guys are so old they’re having health issues, memory issues, etc…. This man is incredibly well-spoken. That story about that medic was heartbreaking (Gary Ralph Schwellenback: Distinguished Service Cross).
Thanks Phil.
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Thank you Larry for all the things you do your interviews are all great. I love them all with the Vietnam veterans gift for this country.
Thank you brother Ed. Look forward to seeing you soon and doing a second interview with you.
The Foundation of Today's Army Infantry.
They Stayed In / Never Quit / Highest Standards.
Amen Paul.
I think this has been my favorite veterans recount of Vietnam. God bless you Mike Marsh and god bless this country. Thank you for your service
Thank you kindly. I appreciate your comment.
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Welcome home..thank you so much for your service,👊🏻🇺🇸
Thank you!!
What an outstanding interview. God bless this man. He couldn’t have said it better with what is going on in this country.
Thank you Ed, I agree with you. Great story here.
Great interview. Thanks guys
Glad you enjoyed it!
No one will forget Hanoi J
I was born 1968 I'm from the UK but I'm drawn to these stories
Thanks Chris. Good to have you here.
These interviews are going to be a brilliant gift for future generations. Let them not forget what their predecessors went through, regardless of their views on the morality of the wars.
I agree, thank you for your comment
Welcome home brother, you served with honor...72 yo Navy Veteran
Thank you Larry.
Thank you for being here.
Thank you for your service, Mr Marsh. Welcome home.
Thank you, Larry - these interviews are therapeutic. I’m a combat veteran and it helps me to listen to their stories. God bless you.
Feel free to reach out to me.
It’s people like Mike Marsh that make our country great. ❤🇺🇸
I thank you Mike for your humble service to our Country
I'm still in all of this story which has been in my archives almost 20 years.
Great interview once again Larry, thank you and your guest.
Thanks for listening. I hope you are subscribed to my channel.
Larry a really great interview by a great hero-vet !
Mike's story has been in my archives almost 20 years. It was an honor to share this with my UA-cam family.
Hey Larry. Interesting to hear you talk about Fr. Monsignor Bradley of Long Branch. I recall many happy times going to mass at St. Michaels Church in Long Branch during my summer vacations. He got you in and out of church in about 30 minutes so we liked that. Lol Seemed he was super patriotic. So much so that instead of hymns at the end of the service he had us sing 'God bless America'. I would be interested to hear how you know him. Is there an interview that you did? In any case I really enjoy your interviews. Thanks and God Bless.
😂Found them ! Wow. Just wow. I had no idea!
Greg nice hearing from you. Of all the interviews I've done in the past 21 years Monsignor's is at the top of the list. I was the first person he told his Iwo Jima story to in 2005 before he passed away. We befriended each other and the rest is history. I have two interviews with him on this channel what you may have already watched. I also have a film which Catholic Television and EWTN air called, "Father Bradley Remembered - A Journey of Faith." He is one of my heroes of the faith. Feel free to reach out to me and we can share more about Monsignor. I also have his last Ash Wednesday mass on video which I taped in 2005.
Thank you for your service ! God bless-
Thank you kindly.
Do you still interview veterans?
Yes. You can reach me through my website: larrycappetto.com
Thank You SIR.......for everything..........God Bless........WELCOME HOME !!
Thank you Dan for your comment.
Hi Larry. Thanks for another one of our veterans interviews. Can you imagine what kind of stamina it takes to be a cimbat veteran in Vietnam,or any war. Carrying all your survival gear weapons and ammo through the jungle? Ev2n in my younger years,ud be ha4d oressed to do what these men did,and i had a very physical job. I was a tree trimmer,climbing trimmibg and removing trees. As strong as I was,I don't know if i could do what these guys did. God bless you all. Thank you Mr. Marsh for my freedom.
Blessings Charles. Great comment.
Great interview. Thank you for that.
As a vet myself. I cant help but think of what freedom is as well.
Have we not all been granted free will and freedom at birth by our creator? We are the beneficiaries of this place. Only does man draw the line of what freedom means and we have lost the true meaning.
Great comment. Thank you.
another wonderful story....thank you Sgt. Mike Marsh and Larry Cappetto
Thanks for listening Paul.
I loved his facial expression at the end when he Saluted. You can see how proud he is, and the little smile creep on his face.
Thank you Kyle.
Thank you, Mike. Not just a hero, you are another one of my heroes. Bless you and the rest of the 'Herd'.
Thanks Michael!!
Thank you for your service to the United States of America, the greatest country in the world, Sergeant Marsh! Your sacrifices and commitment do not go unnoticed!
God Bless America! 🇺🇸
Thank you!!
Thank you for your service, Mr. Marsh and welcome home soldier
Jimmy Marsh meet Mike Marsh.
@VoicesofHistory first thing came to mind was, I wonder how I'm kin to this guy. I know Mike said he trained at Fort Bragg N.C. and I live about 25 miles below Fort Bragg called Moore County. There are a lot of Marsh in this County, and I'm kin to most. My dads folks came from Surrey County up around the mountains. My uncle, Larry Marsh, served in Vietnam around 1969 or 1970 - 70 or 1971, I can't remember.
Mike had a great story, and I really enjoyed it. He seems like a great guy in general. I hope that if we are kin I get to know him.
Thanks for your videos
If you think the 173rd Airborne was a great unit you should read the book Blood On The Risers by John Leppelman
Airborne.
He resembles robert denero
He also looks like Robert De Niro.
He does...WWII Veteran Frank Caflisch really looks like an old Clint Eastwood.
Yes.
Thank you for your service 🙏
Much appreciated.
The generation from WW2 and Vietnam will never be again we are better because of them we are in there debt forever will never see that strength ever again they just don't make men like that anymore
Love hearing the history of what our veterans have to say. It needs to be told.. you are hearing history they endured. Love your u tube channel. Thanks for sharing. Respectfully herr Dave blackburn
Glad you enjoy my channel David. Please feel free to share it.
Terrific interview.
Thank you John.
Will never know but God sure does and was with you then as today thank you for your service ❤the herd❤ the men who paid the ultimate price
Thanks Mike!
Our word in Afghanistan was no good.
11Bravo!tells the truth! Also a trump fan!🇺🇸
AMEN!!
“Death is our business, and business has been good”, Charlie Company, 1/503 Abn Inf, 173d Airborne Brigade, 68/69 AATW! Dump Trump!